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.

Police responded to a shooting near Collier Road NW and Defoor Avenue NW early Thursday; investigators were on scene and details remain limited.

Police say Jamil Davis punched at least three people in separate, unprovoked incidents; he was arrested on a MARTA train and released on a $3,000 cash bond.

Clayton County police released a photo seeking help identifying two men tied to a Jan. 26 armed robbery in Morrow; the suspects were seen leaving in a stolen Escalade.

A Kennesaw man was arrested Monday and faces multiple felony counts after authorities say a December sexual assault occurred at the Revival on Main apartments. Court records and a booking report list rape, aggravated child molestation and related charges.

A stop‑sign pull in southwest Atlanta ended with a loaded Glock, packaged marijuana and dozens of oxycodone pills; two people were arrested and later released on bond.

MARTA’s Better Breeze goes live March 28 and old Breeze cards stop working May 2. Here’s what riders need to know about new cards, the app and a transfer window.

Mild and mostly sunny Thursday with highs near 79°F. Rain and scattered storms increase Friday through the weekend.

A Coweta County man identified as Craig Allan Jacobson pleaded guilty to five counts of possessing child sexual abuse material. Local coverage includes body‑cam footage of his arrest.

A Waco man was arrested in Carroll County after a hidden phone was found recording a woman in a private bathroom; investigators say he has a prior 2016 indictment.

A Lithonia shopper says a man followed her through a Kroger and appeared to record her. DeKalb police say the case is active and are asking for tips.

South Fulton police say a 'heart' nailed to a cemetery tree at Forest Lawn was a pig heart, not human. Officers say there's no public threat.

A Cherokee County man was sentenced to 180 days and community service for the vehicular homicide of tow operator Frank Ingram; his family says the penalty fell short.