A Fairfax County resident was extradited to Georgia after deputies say a scheme diverted more than $60,000 from a Troup County church. Investigators say email impersonation and identity theft were used to move the money.

The Tom Moreland “Spaghetti Junction” was rebuilt to fix backups, but traffic studies and new reporting show why growth, freight patterns and interchange geometry keep it snarled. GDOT plans express lanes, but relief will be gradual.

Two Macon postal workers were arrested and two former employees are now wanted as investigators probe an ongoing mail-theft case in Bibb County.

Douglasville police and deputies executed warrants at 16 Arbor Place Mall shops after undercover buys uncovered counterfeit jewelry, sunglasses and phone accessories.

Clayton County Humane Society says its shelter is at capacity and cannot accept new animals; Street Paws is stepping in and officials warn against abandoning pets.

Patchy dense fog may cut morning visibility across Atlanta; mostly sunny and near the low‑80s by afternoon. A front brings rain late Saturday into Sunday.

A Gwinnett County man was arrested after officers say they recovered a handgun from an abandoned backpack at a March 14 teen takeover; bodycam footage captures the stop.

Lawrenceville opened a Real Time Information Center that stitches 911, camera and license‑plate data together; officials say a federal grant helped fund it.

A DeKalb neighborhood faces about $5.1M in unpaid water charges while residents refuse to pay a self‑styled HOA, raising legal and county‑collection questions.

840 Woodrow’s framing topped out in Oakland City, setting the stage for 326 homes, subsidized retail and a planned Beltline spur aimed at boosting jobs and local shops.

A Clayton County jury handed Dontavius Carr life without parole plus 35 years after his conviction in the 2022 College Park apartment killing.

Wayback Burgers will open a Kennesaw location this fall; the chain lists the city as "Coming Soon" and local franchisees are set to operate the shop.

The Georgia Board of Dentistry suspended Dr. Justin Scott’s license after an emergency order said his practice posed a danger to patients. Multiple patients told Channel 2 their treatments remain unfinished and some reported complications.