Chick-fil-A Dwarf House: Hapeville landmark celebrates 80 years

The original Dwarf House celebrated 80 years in Hapeville Friday with a special event honoring the birthplace of the Chick-fil-A chicken sandwich.

'Scientology  Speedrun' trend comes to Sandy Springs

A 20-year-old was arrested in Sandy Springs for participating in the "Scientology Speedrun" social media trend involving unauthorized entry into Church buildings.

Kemp signs HB 369: Metro Atlanta counties face nonpartisan shift

Gov. Brian Kemp signed HB 369, requiring nonpartisan elections for specific offices in five of Georgia’s most populous counties despite pushback from local leaders.

No injuries after Sandy Springs SWAT standoff ends

Dennis Carter was arrested following a SWAT standoff at a Sandy Springs apartment complex on Wednesday morning sparked by a domestic dispute.

Fulton County chair race: What candidates say about federal raid

Fulton County commission chair candidates traded barbs Tuesday over how to handle an aggressive federal investigation into the 2020 voter rolls as the primary election looms.

House Bill 369: DeKalb and Fulton DAs challenge constitutionality

DeKalb and Fulton county district attorneys issued a joint statement Tuesday opposing House Bill 369 as it nears a final deadline for executive action.

Roswell parking changes: What you will pay starting Friday

Roswell officials announced new hourly rates for city-managed parking spaces in the downtown district starting Friday.

Atlanta Police officer recognized for stopping airport shooting

The Atlanta Airport Rotary Club honored first responders from several metro Atlanta agencies Tuesday for their life-saving courage and service.

HB 369: Cobb County leaders demand Kemp veto election bill

Cobb County leaders are demanding Gov. Brian Kemp veto House Bill 369, which would remove party labels from local elections in five Georgia counties.

Sen. Warnock joins fight against Fulton election subpoena

Sen. Raphael Warnock and Georgia Democrats are demanding answers from the Justice Department over a federal subpoena targeting Fulton County election workers.

East Point man disappears after leaving Target

An East Point family is pleading for help to find 20-year-old Derek Samuel who vanished nearly two weeks ago while shopping with friends.

Johns Creek house fire destroys home, no injuries reported

A large house fire in Johns Creek destroyed a home on Winding Bridge Way late Monday night, but no injuries were reported.

Grady opening new South Fulton emergency department

Grady Health System is opening a new freestanding emergency department in South Fulton County.

Sheriff Labat breaks silence on Rashaad Muhammad medical case

The Fulton County Sheriff calling for an independent state investigation after a former jail inmate lost his legs and fingers due to medical complications.

Who shot and killed Amondre Michael Zepeda? Manhunt continues

East Point police are searching for suspects in the drive-by shooting death of Amondre Michael Zepeda, who was killed while helping a friend.

Things to do this weekend in metro Atlanta, North Georgia | May 8-10, 2026

From street festivals and live entertainment to family-friendly events and outdoor fun, here are some of the top happenings across the area.

Judge rules Justice Department can keep seized Fulton County ballots

A federal judge ruled Wednesday that the Justice Department can keep 2020 election ballots seized from a Fulton County warehouse.