A 17‑year‑old was shot and killed late Thursday on the Perimeter's outer loop in an apparent road‑rage incident; police released few details as detectives probe.

A fatal shooting near the C.T. Martin Recreation Center left one person dead Thursday night; investigators remain on scene as police look for answers.

A person was shot and killed Thursday night in Atlanta's Mozley Park near Martin Luther King Jr. Drive NW as police investigate.

A Gwinnett judge vacated a decades-old murder conviction after new medical evidence; the case returns to court Sept. 1. The decision hinges on updated science about infant head injuries.

A Georgia-bound church group evacuated a charter bus that caught fire on I‑85 in Anderson County; everyone got out and no injuries were reported.

Regent Partners and Morning Calm are reportedly in talks to buy Buckhead’s Tower Place 100, a 29‑story office tower. The potential sale follows a loan default and lender-led marketing.

A Flood Watch for parts of north Georgia is in effect Friday; heavy afternoon storms could cause ponding and slow commutes. Take care on low‑lying roads.

Unemployment rose across all 12 Georgia regional commissions in June even as the state set records for employment and labor force. The jump was most visible in metro Atlanta.

Projected toll revenue from the I‑85 express lanes is set to top $300 million, a haul that could speed up plans for more toll lanes and larger public‑private deals. Commuters praise the time savings while critics raise equity questions.

Jack's has filed bids to build a new restaurant at 5135 Campbellton Fairburn Rd in Union City; construction is in the early stages and no opening date is set.

A 26-year-old was arrested at a Smyrna Motel in connection with a June Vine City homicide; authorities say charges have not yet been announced.

A man was shot in Mechanicsville after refusing to buy marijuana from occupants of a pickup, Atlanta police say. Investigators found no shell casings and are searching for a dark Dodge Ram.

A traffic stop on I‑75 turned up a drone loaded with MDMA, marijuana, dozens of phones, Meta smart glasses and a PlayStation that deputies say was bound for Ware State Prison.