Atlanta police officer arrested for sexual battery; relieved of duty

Off-duty Atlanta Police Lt. Kyle Kleinhenz was arrested for sexual battery after allegedly inappropriately touching a rideshare driver during a dispute.

Public memorial planned for NBA legend Dikembe Mutombo at Georgia Tech

The family of Hawks legend Dikembe Mutombo is holding a public memorial in honor of the NBA Hall of Famer at Georgia Tech later this month.

Funeral services planned for Clark Atlanta grad killed in California shooting

Family and friends will gather next week to honor the life of a Clark Atlanta graduate who was killed in what police say was a targeted shooting at the California college where she worked.

Atlanta residents fight against alleged illegal car repair shop

Residents of a northwest Atlanta neighborhood have been dealing with alleged illegal car repair shops operating out of residential homes for decades.

NTSB releases report on Delta flight smoke incident in February

Delta Flight 876 was forced to return to Atlanta and undergo emergency evacuation after smoke filled the cabin and cockpit shortly after takeoff; two passengers suffered minor injuries.

Rapper Rod Wave facing assault, gun, other charges in Georgia

Rapper Rod Wave turned himself in to the Fulton County Sheriff's Office on more than a dozen charges stemming from an April 21 police call in Milton.

Atlanta among top cities for downtown apartment growth since 2020

Downtown Atlanta has seen a boom in apartment construction over the past four years, continuing a trend that defined the previous decade, according to a new study by RentCafe.

Public meeting scheduled for proposed LGBTQ+ center in Atlanta

Plans to establish a new LGBTQ+ community center in Atlanta are moving forward, with organizers now seeking in-person feedback from residents interested in helping shape the facility’s future.

100% graduation streak continues at Coretta Scott King Young Women's school

Every senior at Coretta Scott King Young Women’s Leadership Academy graduated for the seventh year in a row, continuing the school’s 100% graduation streak.

Hartsfield-Jackson bracing for record Memorial Day travel surge

Hartsfield-Jackson Atlanta International Airport expects 2.6 million passengers during the eight-day Memorial Day travel period, with Friday projected as the busiest day.

Lawmakers clash over care of pregnant, brain-dead Georgia woman

Adriana Smith, a pregnant nurse declared brain dead in February, remains on life support, with her family claiming Georgia’s heartbeat law prevents them from making medical decisions.

Real estate investor sentenced for Atlanta real estate project fraud

A New York man has been sentenced to more than seven years in federal prison for defrauding hundreds of investors out of nearly $63 million, including funds intended for a major commercial real estate project in Atlanta.

Delta allowed to proceed with lawsuit against CrowdStrike over outage

A Georgia judge ruled that Delta Air Lines can proceed with key claims in its lawsuit against CrowdStrike over a July 2024 software update that caused a global computer outage and 7,000 flight cancellations.

Uber launches early access to driverless Waymo in Atlanta

Uber has launched early access to driverless Waymo rides for select users in metro Atlanta ahead of a full rollout this summer.