Atlanta will reach 91 degrees Tuesday before afternoon storms return, with an even hotter stretch arriving by Saturday.

Thousands will dress in all white and haul their own tables to a location revealed only hours before dinner.

Norman Dixson bred fighting dogs and pocketed over $170,000 in pandemic aid — a federal judge gave him two years and a lifetime dog ban.

Police say the employee now faces a reckless conduct charge after the gun went off inside the Highway 138 store.

The suspect stole a wallet and jewelry before running off on foot, and investigators still have not released his identity.

AJC staffers will lead sessions on AI, redistricting and ICE coverage as thousands of Black journalists descend on downtown Atlanta.

Quality Fresca is closing 16 more Moe's Southwest Grill spots across Florida, Georgia and Virginia after years of downsizing.

An $18.1 million NSF grant lets scientists nationwide run robotic experiments at Georgia Tech remotely, no lab coat required.

James Hayes faces murder charges while Kennedi Ponder faces child cruelty counts after a May infant death on Mary George Avenue.

The buses will carry about 40,000 DeKalb students starting this month, with charging hubs built at two former school sites.

DeKalb police found three mangled vehicles at the I-85 South ramp Saturday evening, with one patient rushed to the hospital in critical condition.

Donors who pledge to WABE can score pit seats and a meet-and-greet for Celtic Woman's December show at Symphony Hall.

The plane went down at Elliott Field, the private Dawsonville airstrip owned by NASCAR Hall of Famer Bill Elliott, after losing power.