Man accused of vandalizing Atlanta apartment lobby, stealing packages

Atlanta police are looking for a non-resident who allegedly vandalized and stole from the lobby and mailroom of an Atlanta apartment complex near Ralph McGill Boulevard and Piedmont Avenue NE.

Weezer, The Wiz and a wild block party: Things to do this weekend in metro Atlanta

It's officially summer, and what better way to kick it off than going to one of the fun events on our carefully curated list of things to do this weekend?

Man sentenced to prison for death of woman thrown from Lamborghini in Buckhead

Witnesses say they saw the pair arguing before the woman was thrown from the moving Lamborghini. Now the driver will spend years in prison for her death.

Atlanta clerk sued for denying 'Stop Cop City' petition lets effort move forward

Facing a lawsuit from opponents of Atlanta's proposed police and firefighter training center, the city clerk on Wednesday approved a petition that seeks to force a voter referendum on halting the complex.

FBI to investigate suspicious package mailed Howell Mill Road building

Authorities believe the suspicious package that caused the evacuation of a building on Howell Mill Road was not accidentally sent.

Thieves break into 2 businesses belonging to same woman

A woman fears she's being targeted after two of her businesses are hit by thieves in less than 24 hours.

Young Atlanta teen found shot near the westside Perimeter

A 14-year-old boy is recovering after being shot at an Atlanta apartment complex near the westside Perimeter on Tuesday evening.

Proposed changes to Atlanta curfew penalties pass council

The Atlanta City Council voted Tuesday to change the penalties for parents or guardians of children found violating the city's teen curfew. 

Uber for teens officially launches in metro Atlanta

Uber says teens using the app will have safety features they can't turn off and will always be matched with highly-rated drivers.

City offers up to $10K bonuses to attract new 911 employees

The Atlanta City Council is expected on Tuesday to approve large cash bonuses to attract new workers to handle phone calls at the emergency call center.

Activists file lawsuit over referendum on Atlanta Public Safety Training Center

Activists want to take their fight over what they call "Cop City" to the ballot box, and they've filed a lawsuit against the city to get the referendum to move forward.

SkillsUSA brings national conference back to Atlanta

The SkillsUSA National Leadership & Skills Conference is back at the Georgia World Congress Center this week, drawing more than 15,000 people to the Downtown Atlanta venue through Friday.