A YouTube creator posing as a health inspector targeted a Brookhaven restaurant, prompting DeKalb officials to warn businesses and seek help identifying the person.

UGA’s inaugural School of Medicine class has officially arrived in Athens, launching Georgia’s second public medical school amid a statewide physician shortage.

A late-June traffic dispute in Smyrna ended with a driver needing surgery after police say he was pistol-whipped. Investigators are still searching for the unidentified passenger accused in the attack.

Georgia’s ethics commission overturned a ruling that cleared two GOP groups, reopening a campaign-finance case tied to First Liberty and a possible $45,000 penalty.

Overflowing dumpsters and a broken compactor have left Magnolia Park residents battling pests and worsening living conditions. Many say moving is financially impossible.

Eight years after Shanequa Sullivan vanished from Atlanta’s airport, investigators still have no publicly identified suspect in her death. Missing surveillance footage remains one of the case’s biggest unanswered questions.

A motorcycle pursuit from DeKalb into Rockdale ended with a crash, an airlift and a rider in stable condition.

Sidney Starr was arrested in Hapeville on three felony charges involving an alleged assault of a juvenile. Her booking photo is now public, but police say key details remain confidential.

A familiar transportation tax is headed back to Fulton County voters, with more than $650 million in infrastructure funding on the line.

Four officers and two civilian employees are on leave as Savannah investigates possible misuse of its Flock license-plate camera system.

A new 137-home community is bringing for-sale townhomes to the edge of Atlanta’s largest park, with prices beginning in the $460,000s.

A fallen tree knocked out power at Sagamore Hills Elementary on the first day of school, sending students to nearby Lakeside High School.

DeKalb County’s $21 million real-time crime center links cameras, drones, license-plate readers and 911 data. Its expanding surveillance footprint is raising fresh questions about oversight.