Atlanta rapper Young Thug talks about trial, creates diss track
Atlanta rapper Young Thug, whose real name is Jeffery Williams, is speaking publicly about his mindset and experiences during Georgia’s longest-running criminal trial.
Atlanta rapper Young Thug, whose real name is Jeffery Williams, is speaking publicly about his mindset and experiences during Georgia’s longest-running criminal trial.
Metro Atlanta weather: Absolutely gorgeous week ahead
After a stormy weekend that brought damage to parts of Cobb and Cherokee counties, metro Atlanta is now settling into a stretch of calm, dry weather.
After a stormy weekend that brought damage to parts of Cobb and Cherokee counties, metro Atlanta is now settling into a stretch of calm, dry weather.
‘Lil Woody,’ YSL witness, quits rap and speaks out against gangs
Rapper Lil Woody said he won't be making rap music anymore during a wide-ranging interview with FOX 5, where he addressed a dirt-bike crash, his testimony in the YSL trial, and his decision to leave gang life.
Rapper Lil Woody said he won't be making rap music anymore during a wide-ranging interview with FOX 5, where he addressed a dirt-bike crash, his testimony in the YSL trial, and his decision to leave gang life.
Southwest Atlanta residents frustrated over unpaved streets
About 20 Atlanta homeowners say sometimes they feel like they are living in a Third World country when they are trying to get home.
About 20 Atlanta homeowners say sometimes they feel like they are living in a Third World country when they are trying to get home.
NAACP seeks talks after Emory shuts down DEI programs
Emory ends DEI programs, citing new federal requirements
Emory ends DEI programs, citing new federal requirements
Report: Mastodon guitarist Brent Hinds was speeding before fatal crash
Atlanta police now say speed was the key factor in the motorcycle crash that killed Mastodon co-founder William Brent Hinds last month.
Atlanta police now say speed was the key factor in the motorcycle crash that killed Mastodon co-founder William Brent Hinds last month.
Metro Atlanta weather: Heat lingers before cold front brings relief this weekend
North Georgia will feel another blast of late-summer heat before a cold front sweeps in to cool things down heading into next week.
North Georgia will feel another blast of late-summer heat before a cold front sweeps in to cool things down heading into next week.
Parking meters to be removed from Virginia-Highland’s Atkins Park
Free parking is coming to Virginia-Highland’s historic Atkins Park after the Atlanta City Council voted to remove parking meters in the district.
Free parking is coming to Virginia-Highland’s historic Atkins Park after the Atlanta City Council voted to remove parking meters in the district.
R&B soul singer Angie Stone’s family sues over fatal van crash
Singer Angie Stone died in a Sprinter van crash this year.
Singer Angie Stone died in a Sprinter van crash this year.
Waffle House turns 70: From Avondale Estates to American icon
On Sept. 5, 1955, a small yellow-signed diner opened its doors in Avondale Estates, Georgia.
On Sept. 5, 1955, a small yellow-signed diner opened its doors in Avondale Estates, Georgia.
Suspect in 16-year-old Daquavius Royalston's shooting identified
Atlanta police have identified the suspect who shot and killed 16-year-old Daquavius Royalston as Quinterrious Kyson Turner.
Atlanta police have identified the suspect who shot and killed 16-year-old Daquavius Royalston as Quinterrious Kyson Turner.
RFK Jr. mentions DeKalb Officer David Rose, criticizes CDC during testimony
HHS Secretary Robert F. Kennedy Jr. defended his “Make America Healthy Again" agenda, calling it a shift toward preventing chronic disease.
HHS Secretary Robert F. Kennedy Jr. defended his “Make America Healthy Again" agenda, calling it a shift toward preventing chronic disease.
Things to do this weekend in metro Atlanta, North Georgia | Sept. 5-7, 2025
From local traditions to new experiences, metro Atlanta has something for everyone this week—whether you’re into food, music, or outdoor fun.
From local traditions to new experiences, metro Atlanta has something for everyone this week—whether you’re into food, music, or outdoor fun.
Shooting near Lindbergh, Piedmont appears to be self-defense, police say
Police are investigating a shooting that happened Thursday morning in a busy Buckhead corridor.
Police are investigating a shooting that happened Thursday morning in a busy Buckhead corridor.
Metro Atlanta weather: Scattered storms today; cooler temps return after weekend
North Georgia warms into upper 80s with partly cloudy skies today.
North Georgia warms into upper 80s with partly cloudy skies today.
Community mourns 16-year-old killed inside his home
The mother of a 16-year-old boy killed in his home said she is trying to process what happened. She said the father of her 3-year-old shot him thinking he was an intruder.
The mother of a 16-year-old boy killed in his home said she is trying to process what happened. She said the father of her 3-year-old shot him thinking he was an intruder.
Emory Univeristy closing DEI offices, stopping programs
Emory University announced it is ending its DEI programs and closing DEI offices.
Emory University announced it is ending its DEI programs and closing DEI offices.
Fire at mansion in Buckhead on West Paces Ferry Road
A fire at a mansion in Buckhead sent a firefighter to the hospital as a precaution.
A fire at a mansion in Buckhead sent a firefighter to the hospital as a precaution.
Metro Atlanta weather: Ragweed sparks allergy season as Atlanta heats up again
According to FOX 5 Atlanta meteorologist Joanne Feldman, pollen counts reached 45 on Tuesday — considered a moderate level for autumn and enough to trigger symptoms for sensitive residents.
According to FOX 5 Atlanta meteorologist Joanne Feldman, pollen counts reached 45 on Tuesday — considered a moderate level for autumn and enough to trigger symptoms for sensitive residents.
Atlanta asks MARTA to present safety plan to city council
Atlanta City Council voted unanimously to ask MARTA officials to present its safety plan to the transportation committee.
Atlanta City Council voted unanimously to ask MARTA officials to present its safety plan to the transportation committee.