Martha Zoller, the long-time Georgia talk-radio host and political strategist, has died at 67. She had recently stepped back from her daily show after a stress-related heart attack.

A southwest Atlanta clerk was bound and robbed last Wednesday; police say the suspect took cash and about $6,200 in phones and tablets. Investigators and Crime Stoppers have released images and are offering a reward.

Cranes are up at 1715 Northside Drive as a state office tower begins to rise above I‑75, consolidating two Georgia pension agencies.

Two people were airlifted after a shooting and single-car crash on Newton Factory Bridge Road in Covington. Newton County deputies say the investigation is ongoing.

Police and Crime Stoppers released photos of two women wanted in a March assault and gun threat in southwest Atlanta; tips may qualify for a $5,000 reward.

Mayor Andre Dickens will unveil "Integrated Atlanta," a free downtown Wi‑Fi network Monday; the first phase aims to expand internet access across key downtown corridors.

A Georgia State Patrol trooper was struck while confronting a suspected shoplifter outside a Family Dollar on Donald Lee Hollowell Parkway; the suspect was arrested after a foot chase.

A 46-year-old woman is in critical condition after a Monday morning shooting on Houston Road in south Macon. Deputies say investigators are working and ask anyone with information to come forward.

Vatica Indian Cuisine in Marietta got a failing 57 on a June 17 inspection after inspectors found roaches, cross‑contamination and temperature control failures.

Vector Hospitality has broken ground on a 123-room Hampton Inn in Kennesaw's Town Center, aiming for a summer 2027 opening. Construction financing is in place and a general contractor is on board.

A child was pulled from a Roswell apartment pool Sunday night and taken to a hospital in serious condition, officials say.

The Hawks re-signed C.J. McCollum to a one-year, $21M deal and traded for Aaron Wiggins, adding veteran scoring and wing depth just before the NBA Draft.

Council members are weighing a 180‑day pause on new liquor licenses along Edgewood Avenue as officials move to install cameras and implement safety measures. Committee action is expected this week.