ATL Spoke debuts in West End as a 12‑month pilot offering free, ADA‑accessible rides between West End MARTA and Lee + White.

A 16-year-old was shot on Mayson Turner Road last Sunday; police released images of persons of interest and Crime Stoppers is offering up to $5,000 for tips.

Ottawa has endorsed a plan to move 30 belugas and four dolphins from Marineland to aquariums including Georgia Aquarium. Initial permits are in hand but the transfer is complex.

A man was rushed to Grady Memorial Hospital after falling from an elevated area at ATL's MARTA Airport Station late Tuesday. MARTA police say he walked to the south end of the platform and jumped.

Coca‑Cola said it's exploring a 2027 IPO for Hindustan Coca‑Cola Holdings and may sell part of its stake. The listing would cap a refranchising push and be a major Indian consumer IPO.

Michael Smith, a former DCS probation officer from Covington, was arrested on three counts of improper sexual contact. The GBI says the investigation began after a DCS referral and remains active.

A driver was hurt Wednesday in an apparent road‑rage shooting on Woodstock Road near Mabry Road. Cobb County police say the wounded motorist stopped in Roswell and the investigation is ongoing.

A cyberattack on Murray County knocked out police reporting and disrupted county services, forcing manual workarounds and delays for residents.

Madison Yards, the BeltLine‑adjacent retail hub in Reynoldstown, traded for $73 million to an unnamed institutional investor. The sale follows CTO's 2022 acquisition of the center for about $80.2 million.

Atlanta BeltLine paid $16.5M for the Willoughby — a four-story office near the Eastside Trail — to preserve below-market commercial space in the Old Fourth Ward.

A Snellville Family Dollar worker was arrested after a customer said he slipped a phone under her dress; police say surveillance footage matched her account.

Two UGA seniors say a maintenance worker entered their apartment, drank from a bottle and later tried the doorknob; arrests, a protective order and a conditional lease exit followed.

The state agency that owns Mercedes‑Benz Stadium paid over $600K on World Cup tickets and split an expensive suite with the city visitors bureau, raising questions about public spending.