Atlanta highlights affordable housing initiatives with "Affordable Housing Week 2024" at City Hall, led by Mayor Dickens and the Department of City Planning, focusing on education and engagement.

Lane closure on Marietta Street NW in Atlanta for nighttime construction starts October 27, affecting traffic between Ivan Allen Jr Blvd and Peachtree St NW.

The Fall Fresh Mobile Market concludes its second week, led by Shirley Dodd, combining free produce distribution with nutritional education, aimed at improving food access and health in food deserts.

A Republican Fulton County election board member, Julie Adams, is appealing a court order to participate in certifying election results, highlighting the politicization of this formerly procedural duty.

Three more individuals have been arrested and charged in connection with Mallory Warden's murder, including a 15-year-old facing felony murder and robbery charges.

Two Walmart employees, Eric Webb and Howard Williams, were arrested after a parking lot shootout in Covington; no injuries were reported. Charges include aggravated assault.

A 13-year-old student from Newton County was arrested for making threats, marking the fourth student detention in a week and reflecting a larger trend of concerning behavior among local students.

A man was hospitalized after being shot during an attempted robbery in Atlanta when he asked for directions. Police are seeking witnesses and information.

The forecast in Atlanta predicts sunny skies with comfortable temperatures, a slight chance of showers on Sunday, and mostly sunny days throughout the following week.

One person died and three were injured in a car crash on I-20 Eastbound in Atlanta when their vehicle hit a light pole and guardrail before rolling over.

A pedestrian was struck and killed by a vehicle on the I-75/85 SB Expressway in Atlanta, with police investigating the early morning hit-and-run incident.

Julian Derwayne Coker of Macon pleaded guilty to drug trafficking, facing 15 years to life in prison and a $20M fine. His associates also plead guilty; they are awaiting sentencing.

Nineteen Atlanta schools have been recognized as Literacy Leader Schools by the Georgia Department of Education for their improvements in reading and writing education.