Argument along Alison Court leads to Atlanta shooting; 2 injured
Two people were wounded in a shooting early Monday following a dispute at a southwest Atlanta home, police said.
Two people were wounded in a shooting early Monday following a dispute at a southwest Atlanta home, police said.
Armored vehicle employee injured in ambush; $50K stolen
The suspect ambushed an armored vehicle employee, fired a shot grazing his head, and fled with a stolen money bag containing $50,000.
The suspect ambushed an armored vehicle employee, fired a shot grazing his head, and fled with a stolen money bag containing $50,000.
Trial of man accused in Secoriea Turner’s 2020 SW Atlanta death begins
A second man charged in the shooting death of 8-year-old Secoriea Turner is set to appear in court Monday at the Fulton County Courthouse.
A second man charged in the shooting death of 8-year-old Secoriea Turner is set to appear in court Monday at the Fulton County Courthouse.
Suspicious package at Israeli Consulate turns out to be shoebox
A suspicious package was reported Monday at the Israeli Consulate in Atlanta.
A suspicious package was reported Monday at the Israeli Consulate in Atlanta.
Atlanta ranked most polyamorous city in U.S. by dating site
According to SisterWives.com, Atlanta has the highest number of sign-ups for the site, which caters to people ex
According to SisterWives.com, Atlanta has the highest number of sign-ups for the site, which caters to people ex
New fire station being built in southwest Atlanta
Mayor Andre Dickens and other city leaders joined firefighters Monday for a groundbreaking ceremony at the new fire station 25.
Mayor Andre Dickens and other city leaders joined firefighters Monday for a groundbreaking ceremony at the new fire station 25.
Midtown Atlanta sewer repairs to close lanes through October | What to know
Emergency sewer repairs on 10th Street and Piedmont Avenue will bring lane closures and detours through mid to late October.
Emergency sewer repairs on 10th Street and Piedmont Avenue will bring lane closures and detours through mid to late October.
Metro Atlanta Weather: Little rain, rising heat mark Atlanta’s week ahead
The leaves may be starting to change, but it's expected to be another warm week in North Georgia.
The leaves may be starting to change, but it's expected to be another warm week in North Georgia.
Children's Healthcare fires employee over Charlie Kirk comments
Children’s Healthcare of Atlanta says it has fired an employee after learning about a social media post discussing conservative activist Charlie Kirk.
Children’s Healthcare of Atlanta says it has fired an employee after learning about a social media post discussing conservative activist Charlie Kirk.
Man found dead after welfare check in northwest Atlanta
Atlanta police are investigating after a man was found dead inside a northwest Atlanta home Saturday afternoon.
Atlanta police are investigating after a man was found dead inside a northwest Atlanta home Saturday afternoon.
Residency disputes threaten candidacies in Atlanta's District 11 council race
Keith Lewis plans to prove his residency with documents at the upcoming hearing, countering claims he lives outside the district.
Keith Lewis plans to prove his residency with documents at the upcoming hearing, countering claims he lives outside the district.
Lawmakers raise concerns after ICE raid delays Hyundai plant project
The ICE raid at a Hyundai battery plant delayed the project by two to three months, raising concerns about economic impact in Georgia.
The ICE raid at a Hyundai battery plant delayed the project by two to three months, raising concerns about economic impact in Georgia.
He beat prostate cancer, now he's climbing Mt. Kilimanjaro to help end it
Derek Davis emphasizes the importance of annual screenings and joining support groups for those diagnosed with cancer.
Derek Davis emphasizes the importance of annual screenings and joining support groups for those diagnosed with cancer.
Urban Alchemy: Transforming Atlanta's streets with compassionate outreach
Urban Alchemy, a nonprofit that began operating in Atlanta last month, is putting workers with lived experience on city streets to connect people.
Urban Alchemy, a nonprofit that began operating in Atlanta last month, is putting workers with lived experience on city streets to connect people.
Volunteers gather in Atlanta to support families and honor 9/11 legacy
Volunteers packed 600,000 oatmeal kits for the Atlanta Community Food Bank as part of a nationwide effort in 24 cities.
Volunteers packed 600,000 oatmeal kits for the Atlanta Community Food Bank as part of a nationwide effort in 24 cities.
Multiple colleges receiving threats, Atlanta HBCUs targeted
Multiple HBCUs, including Clark Atlanta University, were placed on lockdown due to threats, prompting increased security and shelter-in-place orders.
Multiple HBCUs, including Clark Atlanta University, were placed on lockdown due to threats, prompting increased security and shelter-in-place orders.
Atlanta's RaceTrac announces plans to buy Potbelly sandwiches
Atlanta-based RaceTrac plans to acquire Potbelly Sandwich Works for $566 million later this year.
Atlanta-based RaceTrac plans to acquire Potbelly Sandwich Works for $566 million later this year.
'Love & Hip Hop Atlanta' star opening 2nd restaurant in downtown Atlanta
Reality star Karlie Redd of “Love & Hip Hop Atlanta” is opening her second restaurant in downtown Atlanta this month.
Reality star Karlie Redd of “Love & Hip Hop Atlanta” is opening her second restaurant in downtown Atlanta this month.
Metro Atlanta weather: All in all, not too bad on Thursday
North Georgia is waking up to cool conditions Thursday, but forecasters say warmer afternoons are ahead with plenty of sunshine.
North Georgia is waking up to cool conditions Thursday, but forecasters say warmer afternoons are ahead with plenty of sunshine.
Plane carrying South Korean workers detained by ICE in Georgia takes off
More than 300 South Korean nationals detained during a federal raid at the Hyundai electric vehicle plant in southeast Georgia are expected to be flown home Thursday.
More than 300 South Korean nationals detained during a federal raid at the Hyundai electric vehicle plant in southeast Georgia are expected to be flown home Thursday.