The Hawks beat Orlando 124-112 Monday at State Farm Arena for their 10th straight win — and the NBA’s cancellation of a planned “Magic City” promotion only cranked up fan interest.

State officials say Georgia has regained HPAI-free status, allowing poultry shipments to international buyers and easing pressure on producers after recent detections.

Convicted killer Matthew Lanz appeared in Fulton County court on March 17 for a competency hearing tied to a Sandy Springs officer-stabbing case.

CP Group plans to convert four buildings at Buckhead’s Piedmont Center into Buckhead Medical Center, pairing medical suites with street-level dining and new amenities. The proposal is the latest phase of a wider master plan to rebrand the 2.2M‑SF campus.

Decide DeKalb approved $951,600 from a Briarcliff/North Druid Hills TAD to design two sections of the South Peachtree Creek Trail, adding roughly 1.7 miles and new neighborhood links.

Chef Todd Richards has opened Que‑Riosity in McDonough, a Southern barbecue and grill room serving smoked meats, steaks and a cocktail program.

A Stonecrest mother says her 4‑year‑old returned from Cornerstone Academy with three broken toes and says she was never notified. State records show prior violations at the center.

One person was killed and another hurt in a Conyers home invasion. Rockdale deputies say Ervin Spooner was arrested and booked on a felony murder charge.

Fastenal is replacing an aging Atlanta distribution site with a larger Carrollton hub — a move the company and local officials say will bring jobs and investment to West Georgia.

Shots rang out outside a Waffle House on Dixie Avenue in Cartersville late Saturday; police say no one was hurt but multiple vehicles were struck and the probe is ongoing.

Parents in DeKalb County say children sheltered on a school bus during Monday’s storms and are demanding to know why the district didn’t delay classes. The district points to its weather policy.

Clients say a local Atlanta tax preparer collected payments and left returns unfiled, leaving them with thousands in penalties and investigations underway.

Cardinal Health’s Kendall Patient Recovery plant in Augusta will shutter in phases, affecting more than 200 jobs as ethylene oxide lawsuits and a federal rule review press the industry.