TSA agents in Atlanta work without pay amid shutdown
The federal government officially shut down after lawmakers in Washington failed to reach a funding agreement, marking the first shutdown in nearly seven years.
Atlanta federal courthouse's fire alarm bypassed daily, inspector issues stern warning
Federal inspectors found the courthouse's fire alarm system bypassed daily, posing significant fire safety risks.
Emergency sewer repairs at busy Midtown Atlanta intersection
Drivers in Midtown should expect major traffic changes this week as crews work on emergency sewer repairs at the busy intersection of Piedmont Avenue NE and 10th Street NE.
Atlanta Pride Parade set for Oct. 12 through downtown
The 55th annual Atlanta Pride celebration kicks off next week, with the parade scheduled for Sunday, Oct. 12.
3 shot, 1 grazed in overnight Buckhead apartment shooting
Police are investigating a shooting that injured multiple people overnight at an apartment complex in Buckhead.
Medal of Honor recipients retrace Civil War’s Great Locomotive Chase
Thirteen Medal of Honor recipients retraced the route of the Civil War’s Great Locomotive Chase on Tuesday, a historic event that led to the awarding of the very first Medals of Honor in 1863.
Kemp, Dickens say World Cup matches staying in Atlanta despite Trump remarks
City and state leaders say the FIFA World Cup is staying in Atlanta after comments from President Donald Trump raised questions about the possibility of changing host cities for the event.
Tyrese Gibson admits dogs killed neighbor’s pet, rehomes them
Actor and singer Tyrese Gibson admitted through his attorney that his dogs killed a neighbor’s dog while he was away.
Fight after Falcons game sends man to hospital
An Atlanta man says he’s in the hospital after football trash talk outside Mercedes-Benz Stadium turned violent following Sunday’s Falcons game.
Gas turned off after homes, school evacuated in SW Atlanta
A gas leak was reported early Tuesday afternoon in the 800 block of Welch Street SW near Rockwell Street SW.
Atlanta Beltline celebrating 20 years
The Atlanta Beltline is celebrating its 20th anniversary as officials mark progress on one of the city’s most transformative projects.
Woman gets 20 years for death of 'Baby Grayson' in Atlanta
A woman has been sentenced to 20 years in prison for her role in a shooting that killed a 6-month-old boy in Atlanta.
Metro Atlanta Weather: Cloudy, slim rain chance, cooler temps
North Georgia is starting Tuesday under a blanket of clouds, but don’t expect much in the way of rain to close out September.
North Georgia's high school graduation rates reach record highs
North Georgia’s high school graduation rate has reached a record high for the fourth consecutive year, topping 90% in several districts.
Georgia ends HOV lane exemption for alt-fuel cars
Drivers of alternative fuel vehicles in Georgia must now follow the same rules as other motorists when using high-occupancy vehicle lanes.
Atlanta apartment tenants complain of sewage leak, lingering smells
Tenants at the Magnolia Park Apartments in Atlanta say they have been dealing with the stench of raw sewage for days and claim management has not fixed the problem.
Police: Tyrese Gibson's dogs attack, kill neighbor’s dog
An arrest warrant has been issued for actor Tyrese Gibson after police say his Cane Corso dogs killed a neighbor’s pet in Buckhead, with officials citing prior warnings and a history of the dogs running loose.
Atlanta municipal grocery store hopes to succeed where others haven't
Atlanta is investing millions of dollars into a new project aimed at bringing grocery stores to underserved neighborhoods, starting with a municipal store downtown that city leaders hope will succeed where others have failed.
Man stabbed to death over weekend near Metropolitan, Connell Avenue
Police say a man was stabbed to death early Sunday outside a southwest Atlanta business.
Attempted burglary reported at government building in Atlanta
A man was arrested Sunday night after breaking into a government building in downtown Atlanta, authorities said.