A Children's Healthcare of Atlanta–Emory analysis and pilot program show most children discharged from ERs can't access recommended mental‑health care; a hospital hub helps, but gaps remain.

A former CDC supervisor admitted submitting dozens of fake invoices that federal prosecutors say siphoned about $190,461 from the agency; sentencing is set for September.

Cobb County detectives are investigating after a man's body was discovered inside a vacant Kroger. The store has been empty since 2024 and police are asking for tips.

Stellow’s Chamblee shop pairs espresso-driven drinks with bouquets and house-made syrups in a space inspired by the owner’s grandmothers. The new spot opened in late April.

The 14th annual Atlanta Fringe opens next Wednesday and runs two weeks across East Atlanta and Little Five Points, with dozens of shows and free family programming.

McCaysville Police Capt. Brantley Worley is home and recovering after being shot in the face on Sept. 12, 2025; a suspect was arrested and charged.

Redfin's latest data shows cancellations eased in April as buyers return and sellers negotiate more. Atlanta and other Sun Belt metros still lead failed deals.

A Cherokee County jury convicted an Acworth Uber driver on trafficking and child‑molestation charges tied to a 2022 ride to a sleepover. Sentencing is set for Aug. 13.

PNK Group has started work on a roughly 1‑million‑square‑foot warehouse in Griffin, Ga., adding large‑format logistics capacity south of Atlanta.

Bentley Hudgins won the Democratic primary in House District 90 and could become Georgia’s first openly transgender, nonbinary state lawmaker.

Atlanta police have arrest warrants for Dontavious Banks Jr. in the April 11 killing of Antonio James Brown near Perkerson Park. Warrants cite surveillance, shell casings and witness accounts.

A former Atlanta Housing executive was sentenced this week after prosecutors say she funneled Section 8 and pandemic-relief dollars to herself and relatives. The case raises oversight questions for the voucher program.

Marjorie Taylor Greene told Alex Jones she fears Donald Trump could use the Iran war to cancel the 2028 vote — a warning that raises legal and political alarm.