Parents say a Kindezi administrator posted surveillance footage of kindergarteners fighting to TikTok; the school has fired the staffer and opened an internal investigation.

Former campers say a 2025 Memorial Drive sweep left more than 40 people displaced and only a handful rehoused, raising fresh questions as Atlanta ramps up encampment clearances.

Warm Wednesday flips to a stormy night. Gusty winds and heavy downpours possible overnight.

Surveillance footage shows a man police say assaulted an employee during a shoplifting. APD is asking the public to call Crime Stoppers with tips.

Gwinnett County’s DA will decide Tuesday whether to seek the death penalty after a Jan. 23 Lawrenceville shooting that left four relatives dead while children hid. The decision will set the case’s next legal steps.

Walton County deputies arrested two people after a March 7 dispute that led investigators to hidden firearms and a cache of pills, officials said.

A DeKalb County officer was stabbed at a Covington Highway gas station and is expected to recover. Police have identified and charged a 26‑year‑old suspect while the probe continues.

Dwayne C. Vaughn will retire as Atlanta Housing's COO on May 8, 2026. The authority has begun a search for a successor as major projects advance.

A 29‑year‑old Atlanta woman was booked on a sex‑trafficking charge; police say investigators allege the operation was being directed from jail and the probe is ongoing.

Council members will vote March 9 on whether to expand paid parking across downtown Roswell. The plan would convert several city lots and tie fees to the new Green Street deck.

Mayors from Sandy Springs, Alpharetta and other North Fulton cities are preparing spring negotiations with Fulton County that could reshape who provides and pays for local services.

A Taylor County judge heard arguments about vacating the 2024 conviction of a Butler teacher in her husband’s 2017 death. Defense lawyers questioned jury selection and forensic evidence.

Houston County has joined a 16‑agency Middle Georgia drug and gang task force, expanding investigators and tech as state overdose figures climb. Advocates say treatment must follow enforcement.