Two women dead in suspected murder-suicide at Vinings apartments

Authorities in Cobb County are investigating a suspected murder-suicide after two women were found dead inside a Vinings apartment Thursday afternoon.

Lil Baby responds after Atlanta police link rapper to teen murders

Atlanta rapper Lil Baby is pushing back after Atlanta Police Homicide Commander Maj. Ralph Woolfolk suggested that a music video shoot he held last summer contributed to the deaths of two 13-year-old boys.

Gene Hackman, wife Betsy Arakawa found dead in Santa Fe home: What we know

Oscar-winning actor Gene Hackman was found dead with his wife and dog in their Santa Fe home. The exact time and cause of their deaths was not clear, though the bodies showed signs of decomposition and mummification, police said.

Gene Hackman's cause of death not clear; deemed ‘suspicious’

A search warrant shows that Oscar-winner Gene Hackman, his wife and their dog had been dead for some time and the couple’s bodies were in different rooms.

Trump's tariffs on Mexico and Canada planned for Tuesday; China tariffs to double

President Donald Trump's 25% tariffs on Mexico and Canada are expected to go into effect on March 4, as critics warn it will drastically raise prices in the U.S.

Is Facebook down? Thousands of users report outage

Thousands of users reported an outage on Facebook on Wednesday evening, according to Downdetector. 

McDonald's promises no surcharges on eggs

Amid skyrocketing egg prices in America, one fast food giant has promised their eggs won’t be getting pricier.

Atlanta interchanges are some of the worst traffic bottlenecks in the US, study finds

Five of metro Atlanta's interchanges are in the top 20 worst traffic bottlenecks around the country - and you can probably guess which spot causes the most headaches.

DOGE workers quit: 21 federal technology staffers resign

Twenty-one federal technology staffers who were recently integrated into DOGE’s government-slashing effort resigned en masse from their jobs Tuesday. Here’s what they said.

Chris Jasper, Isley Brothers member and influential R&B musician, dies at 73

Chris Jasper, a member of The Isley Brothers and a celebrated solo artist, passed away at 73 following a cancer diagnosis, his family announced.

2 passengers treated after Delta flight forced to return to Atlanta airport due to 'haze'

Delta Air Lines has faced a series of unsettling incidents recently, including smoke or haze in the cabin on two flights and a separate crash that injured more than 20 people.

Trump administration cuts at least 1,600 USAID jobs, places global staff on leave

The Trump administration moved its fast-paced dismantling of the U.S. Agency for International Development toward what appeared to be its final phases, telling all but a fraction of staffers worldwide that they were on leave as of Monday and notifying at least 1,600 of the U.S.-based staffers they were being fired.

Dan Bongino named Deputy Director of FBI

President Donald Trump announced Sunday that Dan Bongino had been named the next Deputy Director of the FBI. Here's what to know about him.

Elon Musk email to federal employees met with resistance

From the Pentagon and the FBI to Republican lawmakers, here’s how agencies and officials are responding to Elon Musk’s email to federal employees requesting to know “what they got done last week."

American Airlines flight diverted to Rome, escorted by military jets

Video shows an American Airlines plane landing in Rome with Italian Air Force jets escorting it after a "possible security concern."

Ukraine's Zelenskyy says he'll step down in exchange for NATO membership

A day before the three-year anniversary of Russia’s invasion in Ukraine, President Volodymyr Zelenskyy said he’s ready to step down if Ukraine can join NATO.

Elon Musk says federal employees must email ‘what they got done last week’

Elon Musk said all federal employees will be asked to report “what they got done last week," and that failure to reply would be considered a resignation.

South Carolina inmate chooses firing squad for execution, 1st in US in 15 years

A convicted murderer in South Carolina has chosen to die next month by a firing squad, a method of execution that has not been used in the U.S. in 15 years.