Decatur's Mellow Mushroom has closed down abruptly, leaving local patrons without the franchise's stone-baked pizzas. The reason for the closure was not specified.

A former KSU police officer, Brandall Irving, was charged with battery and false imprisonment involving a staff member. He was terminated and released on bond.

Cherokee County Sheriff's Office seeks help to identify skeletal remains of a Black male found in 2013, with little progress despite forensic reconstruction and DNA analysis efforts.

Atlanta's first FIFA Club World Cup game had a lower than expected turnout, but local businesses saw varying impacts. The city hopes for better attendance in upcoming games, despite concerns regarding ticket pricing and FIFA's revenue focus.

Atlanta accelerates its housing initiative to combat homelessness with plans to build 500 units by year-end, as it prepares to host the 2026 FIFA World Cup, starting with 100 units in Mechanicsville.

DeKalb County CEO Lorraine Cochran-Johnson is reviewing the police response to a recent Chamblee anti-ICE protest, ensuring the balance between protest rights and public safety.

APD seeks public help to locate three women involved in an attempted liquor store robbery on May 27, where a clerk was threatened with a gun. A reward is offered for information leading to an arrest.

A man was fatally shot during a road rage incident in Northwest Atlanta, leading to a car crash into a vacant house. The APD is investigating the case, with details and suspects' information still undisclosed.

Atlanta officials launched the Fairburn Road Complete Street project to create a more equitable, multi-modal transportation route, with road repaving and new sidewalks.

Five individuals in Richmond County plead guilty to mail theft charges involving stolen mail keys and await sentencing, facing significant prison terms and supervised release.

A Duluth man was indicted for making threats against U.S. Senators Ted Cruz and Deb Fischer and their families. The DOJ underscores threats against officials will not be tolerated.

Atlanta's City Council approved a major overhaul of their Tree Protection Ordinance to enhance urban canopy and balance ecological sustainability with housing needs.

Downtown Crabapple is hosting the Red, White, and YOU celebration on July 4th with a parade, activities, and food from 9 a.m. to noon at Broadwell Pavilion.