A Gastonia man was arrested after deputies say he ran naked toward I‑85 near Neal Road and was taken to St. Mary's Sacred Heart for evaluation.

Google Wallet users with TSA PreCheck at ATL can add a digital passport and use Touchless ID facial scans to clear select checkpoints, speeding security for eligible flyers.

The Georgia Bureau of Investigation has been asked to probe an officer-involved shooting in Henry County. Officials released few details as the independent inquiry began.

A rider was killed Friday on I‑20 eastbound near McDaniel Street after losing control; APD says the rider was speeding and investigators are probing.

A 26-year-old detainee was found unresponsive Thursday in the Clayton County Jail's medical unit and later pronounced dead. The GBI and the county medical examiner are investigating.

A Covington teen pleaded guilty and was sentenced to life with parole possible after 30 years for a July 31, 2023 ambush that killed a 15-year-old. The DA said the plea spares the family a trial.

Pop-up operator Henryk Kumar is turning a Decatur storefront into Dan’s Snack Bar, targeting an August 2026 opening and an all-day menu of sweet‑and‑savory dishes.

Real Capital Solutions bought the 36‑story 101 Marietta tower in downtown Atlanta, a notable vote of confidence for value‑add office investment. The deal follows a marketing campaign and loan pressure at the property.

Americold will close another Atlanta cold-storage site and eliminate about 69 jobs amid a company cost-cutting drive. Local filings show layoffs slated for late July.

A semi-truck struck a train beneath MARTA tracks in southwest Atlanta early Friday, igniting a fire and prompting a temporary bus bridge for riders.

Alexander Wood, 43, has been federally indicted after prosecutors say he fired at a downtown Atlanta homeless encampment in October 2025. He pleaded not guilty and is being held without bail.

Landmark Properties has broken ground on The Standard at Kennesaw, a 656‑bed student housing project minutes from Kennesaw State as enrollment climbs.

GNR Public Health gave NYC Pizza Company a 64U after inspectors found fruit flies, warm food and an expired permit. A re‑inspection is scheduled for July 2.