Delray Beach-based Basis Industrial paid a nine-figure price for Duluth industrial buildings, marking its first Atlanta investment and highlighting demand in the northern industrial corridor.

Three Atlanta-area teens died and a fourth was critically injured after their Jeep ran off SR‑65, hit a tree and burst into flames in Franklin County, Florida.

Police released surveillance video after two men pistol-whipped a pedestrian and stole a bookbag in southeast Atlanta. Crime Stoppers is offering up to $5,000 for tips.

QTS is marketing a $4.6B, 10-year green bond to refinance and expand its Fayetteville, Ga., data center campus as AI demand heats up.

Officials say roughly $50 million will fund a major overhaul of one of metro Atlanta’s busiest corridors; early reporting says details and schedules are pending.

Fulton DA Fani Willis has rehired Shermela Williams after the judge resigned amid a Judicial Qualifications Commission probe. The hire revives controversy over Williams’ conduct and a pending lawsuit.

DeKalb County police are investigating a shooting on I-285 southbound near Glenwood Road; one person was shot inside a vehicle and lanes may be blocked.

An Oklahoma National Guard corporal and Oklahoma County detention officer died during a training exercise at Fort Benning, officials say.

Two men were arrested in connection with the Oct. 1 shooting at Lost In Da Souse Kitchen in South Fulton. Warrants allege one fired into the restaurant while the other carried a modified 9mm.

Two Newton County teens were arrested after two late‑March drive‑by shootings that damaged property but left no one hurt. Police recovered a stolen car and a handgun during a Salem Road traffic stop.

Antonyo “Tony” Daniels was sentenced to 250 months after Operation Mobile Order uncovered a Macon “trap house” where kilos of cocaine were sold and 26 firearms seized.

LaGrange police arrested a second 16-year-old in the February Tall Pines Apartments shooting that left Marshawn Bailey dead; detectives say both teens are charged as adults.

Coca‑Cola will be the default beverage at Marriott properties worldwide, replacing Pepsi after decades and shifting what guests find on tap.