City crews used vehicle‑mounted AI scans and an upgraded command center to find and fix roadway problems ahead of World Cup crowds.

South Fulton is offering up to $25,000 in no-repay grants to seniors for home repairs; applications close July 31 and early pop-up sessions drew long lines.

A 19-year-old faces homicide and DUI charges after a Highway 316 crash in April that killed a Kennesaw State nursing student. Court testimony this week cited speed and alcohol evidence.

A storm-driven FAA ground stop paused inbound flights at Hartsfield-Jackson on Thursday evening, creating delays and rebookings across ATL's evening schedule.

Generative AI is powering voice‑cloning and deepfake scams in Georgia and South Florida, producing convincing impersonations that have cost victims millions.

Novo Cucina opened a second location at Lumen Briarcliff in mid‑May, bringing hand‑made pastas, pizzas, gelato and rooftop dining to North Druid Hills. The new outpost aims to be a neighborhood staple.

A woman was fatally shot overnight at a Hall County convenience store; deputies say the suspect remains at large and the Mountain View/Old Oakwood intersection is closed as detectives investigate.

Hot, humid Friday in Atlanta with a Heat Advisory for parts of east‑central Georgia. Scattered afternoon storms could bring heavy rain and gusty winds.

Georgia raised the Path2College 529 account cap to $550,000 and waived the state administrative fee, expanding how much families can hold for a single beneficiary while trimming plan costs.

A Newnan woman’s minivan was hit by a stray bullet Thursday near the city’s busiest shopping corridor. Police are canvassing businesses and seeking video.

Atlanta’s QumulusAI began trading on Nasdaq under the ticker QMLS after a direct listing; the GPU‑cloud startup has booked big contracts but reported operating losses in recent years.

Owners of a 474‑unit College Park complex say Arbor promised a Fannie Mae refinance, then foreclosed and an affiliate bought the building. The suit seeks $175M in damages.

President Trump will stop at Wheeler High School in Marietta next Wednesday to highlight Trump Accounts, the new federal program seeding children’s accounts with $1,000.