New Birth Missionary Baptist Church broke ground on New Birth Village in Stonecrest. The plan calls for about 390 homes; Phase 1 will include 87 units amid a 3,000‑person waitlist.

At Beulah Missionary Baptist Church in Atlanta, Jon Ossoff used the pulpit to cast the Georgia Senate race as a moral test while pressing allegations against GOP nominee Mike Collins.

A man was shot Sunday night near Rodney Cook Sr. Park on Joseph E. Boone Boulevard; police say the victim's condition is unknown and detectives are investigating.

Two giraffe calves that disappeared from Natural Bridge Zoo in 2025 were located by Virginia investigators and moved to a Georgia facility for care. Officials say the recovery followed an extensive probe.

A man was shot outside a Kroger on Wesley Chapel Road Saturday night; police say he’s expected to recover. The shooting comes amid recent late‑night incidents along the corridor.

Hot, humid Monday with storms possible late tonight in Atlanta. Gusty winds and heavy, brief downpours may affect the evening commute.

Photos show multiple police vehicles and a CSI van at the Stone Mountain Shopping Center late Saturday. Officials have not released details.

A Kennesaw favorite is opening a second location at 4469 Marietta St in downtown Powder Springs, bringing wood‑fired Neapolitan pizza and gelato.

Mostly dry Father’s Day across north Georgia, but forecasters warn an organized line of storms could strike during Monday’s evening commute. Expect damaging winds and localized flooding risks.

Acworth says it restored affected city networks after an early‑June intrusion; municipal services stayed online while a digital‑forensics investigation continues.

A Michigan woman was booked into the Clayton County Jail after deputies say they found marijuana, MDMA and THC edibles in a vehicle parked at the Wyndham Garden Hotel. The sheriff’s office says the driver had traveled to metro Atlanta allegedly to distribute drugs during World Cup activity.

Neighbors in an Atlanta block say 'hundreds' of rats are overrunning yards and alleys, prompting public‑health guidance and calls for action.

Jarrod Donte Luster, 39, pleaded guilty to two counts of child molestation and was sentenced to 30 years after prosecutors say he groomed an extended family. The DA says multiple victims later came forward.