DeKalb County police responded to reports of a shooting at The Woods at Peppertree in unincorporated Decatur; investigators are on scene and it's unclear if anyone was hurt.

Next weekend's Atlanta Beltline Fest will turn Pittsburgh Yards into a free two-day World Cup celebration with match screenings, music and local vendors.

Passengers bound for Peru say they were stranded at Atlanta’s airport for days after a LATAM‑operated flight was canceled; travelers report missing luggage and vouchers.

New Birth's Scholarship Sunday connected hundreds of Metro Atlanta students with colleges, trade partners and more than $5 million in potential aid.

Georgia's College World Series run hit a snag as the Bulldogs fell 4-3 to Oklahoma in Omaha and now must beat Texas in an elimination game to stay alive.

Family-run Honey's Po'boys and Gumbo is coming to Powder Springs Road in Marietta, offering po'boys, gumbo and New Orleans-style snowballs from a takeout-first counter.

Hall County investigators say a Gainesville man intentionally drove into another car in Clermont on June 6, seriously injuring a passenger; he now faces multiple felony charges. Authorities booked him into the Hall County Jail on June 12.

Builder confidence slipped in June as the NAHB HMI fell two points to 35, led by a sharp Southern slump. Rising mortgage rates and materials costs are pinching builders.

A LaGrange man was found unresponsive in his home early June 15 and later died; police say Quamarion Johnson has been arrested and faces murder and weapons charges.

A 14-year-old was shot and killed behind a southeast Atlanta strip mall as police hunt for suspects and neighbors mourn a young volunteer.

A Gulf low could funnel tropical moisture into north Georgia, prompting First Alert Weather Days and heavy rain across Atlanta through Friday. Expect soggy evening commutes and localized flooding in spots.

Four new tenants totaling about 8,600 square feet are headed to the Shops of Dunwoody, bringing sushi, boutique fitness and a fast‑casual juicery to the village.

Ángel Cabrera will step down as Georgia Tech president this November to lead the Aspen Institute; he will remain through the holidays to oversee the transition.