Federal agents say Quincy Adam Rogers sold fentanyl and cocaine while on federal pretrial release; roughly 825 grams of fentanyl were seized from a vehicle on I‑85.

A Sandy Springs woman was arrested after an elder‑abuse investigation in the 1900 block of Huntingdon Chase; authorities say the probe involved Adult Protective Services and animal control.

Stryant filed permits to raze the former Anna’s BBQ site in Kirkwood and proposes two restaurants, an office and roughly 50 apartments on the half‑acre lot.

Duluth state Sen. Nabilah Parkes abruptly left an insurance-commissioner bid to run for Georgia lieutenant governor, citing a controversial GOP video and vowing to fight bigotry. The move reshapes the Democratic primary.

Gorman & Company’s The Sanctuary would add 83 mixed-income apartments behind Trinity United Methodist’s historic sanctuary, blending preservation with new affordable housing.

KPMG has signed a substantial lease at Midtown’s Proscenium, moving its primary Atlanta office out of Truist Plaza as firms chase upgraded office space.

MARTA police arrested a suspect after two dogs found strangled in an Atlantic Station parking deck; surveillance and necropsies helped investigators build the case.

A B2B sales-acceleration firm in Alpharetta plans to lay off dozens at its headquarters. The move adds to broader tech-sector job cuts.

A heavy multi‑agency police response closed GA‑92 at Parkway 575 in Woodstock as officers executed a warrant at a nearby business. SWAT teams focused on a shop near the intersection while drivers were asked to avoid the area.

Donna Hyland is stepping down as CEO of Children’s Healthcare of Atlanta after an 18‑year tenure; Dr. Patrick Frias of Rady Children’s has been named her successor.

Caribou has opened a drive‑thru cabin at 4115 U.S. 278 in Covington and will run March 13–19 grand‑opening deals, including a donation to local charity Alcovy CASA. The shop focuses on quick pickup with a walk‑up window and patio seating.

Showcase Atlanta’s two‑day Workforce Expo at the Georgia World Congress Center drew hundreds as national layoffs surged and locals sought in‑person hiring connections.

Joupe Jeht is moving from pop-ups and markets into a planned Main Street storefront in Kennesaw, bringing Cambodian homestyle dishes to Jiles Plaza. Construction is visible but no opening date has been announced.