Construction of U.S. Soccer's training facility in Fayetteville advances, with hopes to open by April 2026, before the World Cup. The site will feature ample amenities for national teams.

A 63-year-old man is in critical condition after being shot in the neck near an Atlanta apartment complex, with scant details and no suspects yet identified.

Belk is closing its Kennesaw store at the Town Center at Cobb on February 18, as the mall also shuts down due to unpaid bills. The store offers final markdowns and directs customers to other locations and online shopping.

Town Center at Cobb reopened after settling unpaid electric bills with Georgia Power, who tried to offer solutions before disconnecting power. The mall's owner, Kohan Retail Investment Group, aims to work with impacted tenants.

Atlanta Mayor Andre Dickens urges the Trump administration to reinstate federal funding, critical for housing vouchers and city programs, as a judge halts the funding freeze.

An Alabama man is charged with capital murder for the killing of a Roswell couple, with the suspect quickly apprehended due to evidence and 911 call information.

The South Fulton City Council voted to audit Mayor Khalid Kamau's expenses after concerns about $26,000 in charges, including a controversial trip to Africa.

In-N-Out has debunked rumors of opening a restaurant in Atlanta; the chain has no current plans to expand to Georgia, despite social media speculation.

A carjacking in Decatur ended in a multi-car crash after a police chase, leaving four injured. The suspect was apprehended and faces multiple charges.

The weather forecast for Atlanta, GA, predicts showers with a high of 66°F and strong winds today, improving conditions over the weekend, and sunny, warmer weather into early next week.

37 individuals face charges in a south Georgia federal indictment for running a drug distribution network involving cocaine, methamphetamine, oxycodone, and marijuana; potential life sentences upon conviction are possible.

A man was shot after a struggle over his clothes in Atlanta; he was hospitalized and is stable. Police are investigating the incident with no arrests yet.

Union City was named a City of Civility at the Georgia Municipal Association's Cities United Summit for its commitment to respectful public discourse.