Police say officers found dozens of bronze vases, plaques and granite slabs allegedly stolen from Crest Lawn; investigators estimate the items total about $130,000. Suspects were arrested and released.

A South Carolina fugitive, Dennis Jerry Conner, was arrested in Franklin County after deputies followed a tip to a Pleasant Hill Road address in Martin, Ga.

Station 11 will move into Midtown’s restored firehouse at 30 North Ave NW, serving Caribbean-Asian breakfast to dinner with a Gilly Brew Bar coffee program and a planned speakeasy.

A Mobile man admitted to hijacking social accounts and extorting hundreds of teens and young adults, including a Kennesaw woman. Sentencing is set for May 27.

Forest Park will break ground March 6 on The Grapevine, converting a former Rite Aid into a food business incubator with restaurants, shared kitchens and offices.

Atlanta Gastroenterology Associates agreed to pay $4.75M to resolve DOJ allegations it accepted kickbacks and billed for unnecessary pathology tests.

Monroe police arrested a 30-year-old after search warrants at two homes turned up sexually explicit material involving juveniles; investigators say the case began with a GBI ICAC tip.

Hall County Sheriff Gerald Couch was arrested Friday after deputies said they observed signs of impairment while he drove a county-issued SUV. He faces DUI, open-container and lane-failure counts and was released on bond.

DeKalb deputies arrested two men at a Decatur home who now face malice murder charges in separate Clarkston shootings. Both suspects are jailed without bond as investigations continue.

Dense fog is cutting visibility across Atlanta early Saturday; an NWS Dense Fog Advisory is in effect until 10 a.m. Expect sunshine and highs near 70°F later.

Georgia Tech's Structures Laboratory was briefly evacuated after a liquid nitrogen tank leaked; hazmat crews reported no injuries and cleared the scene. The cause is under review.

Decatur and GDOT are cutting posted speeds by 5 mph on five state routes to reduce severe crashes; new signs and a city speed study are rolling out.

A Rabun County High School cafeteria worker was arrested and booked Feb. 26 on aggravated child-molestation, grooming and sexual-exploitation charges; the sheriff’s office says the probe is active.