A Flovilla man was captured after a more-than-10-hour Butts County manhunt following an alleged domestic shooting. Deputies credited K‑9 teams for the arrest.

Enzo Steakhouse & Bar will replace Reverence at the Epicurean Atlanta this winter, bringing its wood-fired steaks and Italian dishes to Midtown.

Detectives say jealousy over a bowling alley outing may have motivated the fatal shooting of an Atlanta mother, investigators told WSB‑TV.

Alpharetta is replacing Fire Station 81 and renovating Station 82 in a multi‑million‑dollar push to modernize facilities, add a clean room and improve firefighter safety. The work is funded through the city’s capital plan.

Home video shows a black bear overturning bird feeders in Mountaire Springs. Georgia DNR warns residents to remove feeders and secure trash.

T.I. says Kill the King will be his final solo album, calling time on a more than 20‑year career and shifting focus to family and other projects.

Hundreds packed a Paulding County meeting to demand stricter rules after officials moved to allow “technology park” overlay districts that could clear the way for large data centers.

A Georgia Lottery ticket matched five white balls with a 4x multiplier to produce a $4 million prize. The Mega Millions jackpot rolls higher for Friday.

A Marietta shuttle manager has sued the City of Atlanta, alleging officials failed to keep Hartsfield‑Jackson safe after a Sept. 11, 2024 knife attack that left him injured. The complaint accuses the city of negligence and notes an earlier administrative claim was denied.

Emory’s $15.8M pledge and a multi‑agency funding agreement advance a pedestrian and bike bridge over I‑85 into final design, linking Executive Park to the Peachtree Creek Greenway.

Cloudy and muggy this morning. Scattered storms possible after 1 p.m., highs near 87°F; heat climbs into the low 90s by the weekend.

ThirdLove is planning a standalone boutique at Lenox Square’s fourth floor, moving from a shop-in-shop presence at Neiman Marcus to its first dedicated Atlanta store. The mall lists the unit as "Coming Soon."

Mercedes‑Benz Stadium kept its Fan‑First menu for FIFA — pizza $3, burgers $5 and beers from about $8 — making Atlanta the cheapest World Cup host for snacks.