Alpharetta’s Lily Sushi Bar is opening a third location at Johns Creek’s Medley this fall, offering indoor and covered-patio dining.

Moore & Van Allen signed a lease at Buckhead’s 3630 Peachtree, giving the Charlotte firm a new Atlanta office and a local hub for regional clients.

A Cobb County elementary teacher who also coached at Allatoona High was arrested in a Special Victims Unit probe; investigators say the case involves a minor and remains active.

Atlanta police responded to reports of gunfire a few blocks from the Atlanta University Center on March 11; detectives were canvassing the Westside and seeking witnesses.

Thirteen people were sentenced after prosecutors said inmates ran a prison-based meth ring that funneled meth into metro Atlanta. Sentences range up to 25 years.

A federal suit says an Atlanta woman was forced to remove her hijab, strip-searched and photographed at Bartow County Jail. The complaint seeks damages, policy changes and removal of the original booking photo.

Three Toccoa teens were arrested after a reported shooting and alleged robbery on Monday in Hart County. Authorities say multiple firearms were seized during a traffic stop.

At least 74 evidence markers filled the 1100 block of Fair Street in southwest Atlanta as investigators processed a large crime scene early Wednesday. Police and forensic teams worked into the morning.

An Atlanta woman says she canceled a Turnbull Law Group debt‑relief agreement after local reporting flagged high fees, saving roughly $4,000. The Georgia AG is reviewing the firms involved.

A 20‑year‑old wanted in a January Howell taxi carjacking was arrested in Georgia and faces first‑degree carjacking and aggravated assault charges.

Scott Elementary on Hollywood Road was vandalized overnight; local TV calls the incident developing as district and police assess damage.

A federal judge ordered former Stonecrest Mayor Jason Lary back to custody for a mental-health evaluation as questions mount about his fitness and qualifying paperwork. The decision pauses other hearings while officials pursue both federal and state tracks.

The Diner at Webb Gin in Snellville earned an unsatisfactory 'U' and a score of 61 after inspectors found raw meat stored above ready-to-eat foods and other safety lapses.