Local authorities are investigating after suspected arson at two Marietta car dealerships where several vehicles were damaged by fires. No arrests have been made.

A man was arrested after a high-speed police chase in Sandy Springs involving a stolen Dodge Challenger; charges include vehicle theft and reckless driving.

A fire at a Decatur townhome woke residents early Tuesday; all escaped without injury, but the building suffered significant damage. Firefighters contained the blaze, and the cause is under investigation.

Maroon 5 announces a U.S. arena tour starting October 6 in Phoenix and a new album, "Love Is Like," releasing on August 15, with presale tickets available on June 25.

Wellstar Health System proposes a $1 billion, 230-bed hospital in Acworth to address regional health care needs, promising over 1,500 jobs and alleviating strain on another local medical center.

A Ghostface Gangsters leader received 30 years for a meth distribution conspiracy run from prison, with associates facilitating the drug flow across Georgia.

Newton County is updating its Comprehensive Transportation Plan to address transportation needs through 2050, considering existing issues and future projects, with input from residents through the MovingNewtonCTP.com website.

Georgia Governor Brian Kemp and the SRTA Board announce a $26.5 million funding for 13 transportation infrastructure projects, with a focus on rural areas, aiming to improve and sustain growth across the state.

Bob Cowell Jr. has been chosen as the finalist for Athens-Clarke County Unified Government Manager after a comprehensive nationwide search, set to start July 28.

A county service's internet outage linked to an AT&T issue caused significant disruptions before being restored, underlining the risk of reliance on a single provider.

Sen. RaShaun Kemp hosted a Father's Day event at the Georgia Capitol to honor fathers and introduced a resolution to celebrate paternal contributions year-round.

Atlanta's Jackson Street Bridge is set for an upgrade to improve safety and accessibility, with features like an extended pedestrian area and bike connection. The groundbreaking ceremony is scheduled for July 9.

Atlanta City Council is voting on an ordinance to restrict vape shops from being within 1,000 feet of youth-centric locations, such as schools and daycare centers.