Marcus Partners closed its largest fund at $875M, overshooting targets and preparing to deploy capital across the East Coast into industrial and multifamily deals.

A Kennesaw woman arrested after calling 911 was found with 110 stolen credit and debit cards and drugs, police say.

Jam in the Streets will take over Washington Street on March 28 for a daylong festival in memory of Cameron Fearon. Organizers say the downtown event could draw thousands and raise major funds for melanoma research.

Teamsters Local 528 authorized a strike at Keurig Dr Pepper’s Norcross and Union City warehouses after members overwhelmingly rejected the company’s final offer. Union leaders say the vote — more than 90% against the offer — gives them leverage in stalled talks.

MARTA will begin phased entrance closures at Peachtree Center Station on March 30 for restroom and station repairs; elevators and at least one entrance will remain open.

Home Depot has named markets for a 12‑store Sun Belt expansion, adding to a multi‑year growth plan even as DIY demand cools. The list of sites was reported by the Atlanta Business Chronicle.

A Robert Half survey and local reporting show AI-crafted résumés are piling up and dragging out hiring timelines in Atlanta. Recruiters say verification work is spiking.

Glytec is relocating its headquarters from Boston to Cobb County and plans to create about 500 jobs, setting up in Cumberland near I‑285.

The murder trial of St. Simons Island dentist Suzanne Mericle opened Wednesday in Hall County. Prosecutors say the case stems from the March 8, 2025 Lake Lanier shooting.

Lawrenceville police arrested a suspect in four 1986 apartment rapes after modern DNA testing linked him to long‑unsolved attacks.

A small dog was left inside a carrier in Rossville with a handwritten note calling the animal "stupid" and suggesting violence. Walker County Animal Control is asking for tips.

NWS survey teams confirm two EF-0 tornadoes in Upson County on March 16, cutting short paths near Sunset Village and Yatesville and toppling dozens of trees.

Georgia’s solicitor general asked the state Supreme Court to overturn a pandemic-era deal that has paused executions for nine condemned inmates, restarting a high-stakes legal fight.