A 41-year-old man was shot at a Macon home on Wednesday morning and later died; deputies detained a person of interest and are asking the public for tips.

Insignia filed a DRI to remake its 28‑acre Embassy Row campus in Sandy Springs into roughly 1,200 homes, plus office and retail, launching a state review.

Measles has been confirmed in Georgia and measles RNA showed up in Atlanta-area wastewater. Officials are urging MMR vaccination and increased vigilance for infants and the unvaccinated.

Two people were seriously injured in a Cumberland Parkway crash; an Atlanta woman faces DUI and serious-injury charges.

Georgia’s Supreme Court will hear whether Conyers residents exposed to the 2024 BioLab fire can win court-ordered medical monitoring.

Deputies found male remains Tuesday night in a creek off Chambers Cove Road. The coroner says the remains will be sent to the GBI lab for identification.

A person was found shot dead Tuesday at the Hudson Northridge apartments on Northridge Parkway; police say the investigation is active and are seeking tips.

Four people were arrested after a burglary at a Georgia Power facility in Coweta County. Investigators say the stolen items were described as "mysterious" as the probe continues.

Matt Crocker resigned as U.S. Soccer sporting director on April 14, 2026; reports link the exit to a Saudi federation role as World Cup preparations continue. The federation says oversight is in place while a successor search begins.

The Board of Regents approved modest tuition increases on Tuesday: in‑state undergraduates will see a 1% rise for 2026‑27 while non‑residents face a 3% bump.

ACI’s 2025 rankings put Hartsfield‑Jackson at No. 1 with 106.3 million passengers, underscoring ATL’s economic heft and capacity questions for the year ahead.

Hot, dry conditions arrive April 15 in Atlanta with highs near 87°F and a Special Weather Statement for elevated fire danger. Avoid outdoor burning while fuels stay dry.

Bell Collier Village says units will be ready in June after a 2024 rooftop fire, but former tenants and court filings say the blaze exposed safety and inspection failures. Residents remain wary despite owner assurances.