A Heat Advisory is in effect Tuesday, June 30, in Atlanta with highs near 96°F and 'feels like' temps above 100°F.

An officer-involved shooting during a traffic stop shut down southbound I‑85 near Forest Road and brought GBI agents to the scene.

Waymo robotaxis are gone from the Uber app in Phoenix after a limited pilot was wound down; Uber says it will name a new autonomous partner for the Valley. Local riders and regulators have been watching Waymo’s recent software updates closely.

Volcano Steak & Sushi is headed to McDonough with a roughly 7,000–8,000 sq ft restaurant planned at 193 Highway 81 W and an October 2027 target. Construction is listed as forthcoming while plans are finalized.

Jamestown filed plans for a 19‑story mass‑timber tower at 309 Buckhead Ave NE that would replace Fetch Park and add 284 apartments plus street‑level retail.

A June 24 death on Ponce de Leon has been reclassified as a homicide. Police released surveillance images and are seeking tips from the public.

The Supreme Court denied Alan Dershowitz’s bid to revive his $300M defamation suit against CNN on June 29, 2026, leaving lower‑court dismissals intact while Justices Thomas and Gorsuch dissented.

A Riverdale search ended in tragedy after rescue crews recovered 6-year-old Ramon "RJ" Jett from a pond; Clayton County detectives say the investigation is ongoing.

A 47-year-old man was shot to death in a Decatur neighborhood Friday; police arrested a 34-year-old suspect who faces malice murder charges. Detectives are seeking tips.

Fresh FTC records and an independent analysis show Atlanta logged more debt‑collection complaints in 2025 than any other major U.S. metro. Here’s what locals should know — and how to report abusive calls.

After months of dispute, the Lewis family says private autopsies matched the GBI's finding. They say they'll focus on honoring the twins and mental-health outreach.

Gwinnett County inspectors gave Thyme a 52U unsatisfactory score after finding rotten produce, temperature lapses and missing handwashing supplies.

Bankrate's analysis finds about 87% of Georgia borrowers are likely overpaying on their mortgages, costing the typical borrower thousands each year. Small rate gaps add up fast.