The Supreme Court ruled that Cox Communications cannot be held liable for customers’ music downloads, overturning a jury award that once topped $1 billion. The decision reshapes how ISPs may be held responsible for users’ copyright violations.

OutKast’s Big Boi will perform at a free downtown Atlanta block party on April 4, paired with Smorgasburg vendors and an Impossible Foods "Big Boi Burger."

A Jonesboro man is jailed after warrants were issued in a human‑trafficking probe that centers on a 17‑year‑old victim. Prosecutors say the AG’s unit is handling the case.

UCB will build a $2 billion biologics campus at Rowen in Gwinnett County, bringing a 460,000‑sq‑ft plant and 330+ jobs to the area.

The FDA cut the ribbon on a 162,000‑square‑foot lab at Fort McPherson that agency officials say will centralize food and consumer‑product testing and speed outbreak response.

A 33‑year‑old LaGrange woman and four teenagers were arrested after police say they met at Granger Park to fight. A cellphone video prompted the investigation.

A former GSU investigator alleges she was placed on a 90‑day PIP and fired while undergoing chemotherapy, and has filed a federal ADA lawsuit.

A woman who helped investigators into abuse at FCI Dublin was arrested at Atlanta’s airport, sent to Stewart Detention Center and deported days later, lawyers say. Her removal renews debate over whether U‑visa protections are being honored for cooperating survivors.

A 25-year-old was arrested after officers found him hiding in an unplugged refrigerator inside a vacant Atlanta apartment, authorities said.

South Fulton raised its annual sanitation fee to $275, adding about $3.50 per month. Updated sanitation bills will be mailed in June and are due Aug. 1, 2026.

A weapons-detection lane at South Gwinnett High flagged a firearm in a student’s bag and, officials say, the student fled before officers could make contact. School leaders credited the new Evolv system.

A 7-year-old child was killed in a shooting on Loveless Drive in DeKalb County; investigators spent hours at the scene while family members called the shooting accidental.

After a botched 2017 FBI raid, an Atlanta family returned to the 11th Circuit as the Supreme Court revived their lawsuit. Judges will now weigh whether the claims can go to trial.