Two people died in a multi-vehicle crash on I-75 northbound near Hickory Grove Road Friday morning, shutting the interstate during the rush and leaving investigators with questions.

A Gwinnett County cheer coach was sentenced to 25 years after pleading guilty to multiple sex crimes. Civil lawsuits and federal dockets name gyms and governing bodies in the fallout.

A man has been charged with murder in the disappearance of a metro Atlanta woman who vanished on Feb. 14; investigators say the charge follows an evidence‑led arrest.

A Coweta County Fairgrounds director survived a 'widowmaker' heart attack after a coworker's CPR and repeated shocks from medical teams.

A botched, high-tech attempt to steal luxury cars from a Marietta dealership left several vehicles damaged and two men facing felony investigations.

A buyer and a McDonough couple say they were bilked over the same 2016 Hyundai Sonata sold on Facebook Marketplace; police recovered the vehicle and are investigating.

An Athens resident claimed a $1 million Georgia Lottery scratch-off after buying the ticket in Winder and opting for a roughly $809,000 lump-sum payout. The win is part of several recent big payouts across the state.

Police seized 14 dogs from an alleged illegal dog‑training operation in southwest Atlanta and arrested the owner after discovering squalid, stacked kennels.

Residents at The Hendrix say temporary valet, distant lots and disputed package fees haven't fixed the parking crunch after a garage collapse. Engineers are still assessing damage.

South Fulton officers and U.S. Marshals executed multi-location raids on April 3, 2026, seizing firearms and a "significant" quantity of narcotics; two people were arrested.

Warm and muggy Saturday gives way to a cold front late tonight. Expect scattered afternoon storms and a stronger line of storms overnight with gusty winds.

A Grovetown domestic dispute on Wednesday left a mother dead and her estranged husband dead by suicide, putting their three children into county care. Investigators and child‑welfare workers are on the scene.

A new 2025 report from the mayor’s tech team highlights fresh job growth and investment in Atlanta’s tech sector, pointing to data‑center builds and research projects. City officials say training pipelines will be next.