DNA testing linked skeletal remains found at a Gwinnett construction site to a Duluth man who vanished in July 2020. The medical examiner confirmed the ID; the cause of death remains under review.

Kamala Harris is lining up fundraisers across the Deep South as she weighs a 2028 White House bid. The trip would test her fundraising and grassroots strength in Georgia, the Carolinas and Arkansas.

Georgia-Pacific promoted David Duncan to president and CEO, replacing Christian Fischer and advancing a leadership reshuffle at its downtown Atlanta headquarters.

Georgia State rolled out a five-year athletics plan to upgrade Summerhill facilities, expand NIL revenue and target a 50% boost in attendance, with a new baseball stadium due in fall 2026.

Nexgrill is recalling more than 10.2 million metal‑bristle grill brushes sold at Home Depot after reports that bristles can detach and be swallowed. Owners should stop using affected models and register online for a gift‑card refund.

A former Pearson police chief and his wife were arrested after investigators say they diverted more than $30,000 from a county Christmas charity meant to help local children.

DeKalb police arrested a man they say used a fake name and a forged deed to transfer a Decatur family’s home. The case underscores Georgia’s new ID and e‑filing rules.

Azalea Gardens is headed for demolition and nearby Oak Valley Court has already been razed, leaving multi‑acre lots beside the Westside Trail primed for redevelopment.

The FAA's national hot‑spot list singles out five Georgia airports for heightened surface‑safety attention amid a rise in runway close calls.

A Metro Atlanta student survived severe aplastic anemia after receiving dozens of transfusions during a nationwide blood shortage and now volunteers with the Red Cross.

Buc-ee's will break ground April 7 in Monroe County for a 74,000‑sq‑ft travel center at 1080 Rumble Road, promising 200+ jobs and about 100 fueling positions.

Georgia lawmakers approved HB 1112 to round cash purchases to the nearest five cents; the bill now goes to Gov. Brian Kemp as penny production winds down.

Under New Management will preserve a 1947 Rogers Street warehouse and add 86 for‑sale homes across from Pullman Yards, blending loft conversions with townhouses and neighborhood art spaces.