Salon Dollhouse owner responds after Rick Jackson visit sparks debate

A College Park business owner is clarifying his stance after a visit from Republican gubernatorial candidate Rick Jackson sparked backlash across metro Atlanta.

Federal agents seize 280 pounds of methamphetamine in metro Atlanta

Federal agents seized over 280 pounds of methamphetamine and four pounds of fentanyl during a massive metro Atlanta drug bust.

Lawsuit announced against Grady in College Park teen's death

The family of 15-year-old Amanda "Mandy" Sylvester announced a lawsuit Friday against Grady Memorial Hospital Corporation and Grady EMS.

1 dead, 1 injured after shooting at College Park apartments

A Saturday night shooting at a College Park apartment complex left one man dead and another injured after a drug deal allegedly turned violent, according to police.

College Park hit-and-run victim identified

A driver killed a landscape worker in a hit-and-run crash Thursday afternoon on Interstate 85 Northbound in College Park, according to the Fulton County Medical Examiner's Office. 

Landscape worker killed in College Park hit-and-run on I-85

A driver is in custody after a white Chevrolet Malibu hit two landscape workers on I-85 North in College Park.

College Park Elementary placed on lockdown

College Park Elementary School was placed on a brief hard lockdown Wednesday before being moved to a soft lockdown status.

Michael Hicks named new College Park city manager

Michael Hicks was appointed as the permanent city manager of College Park following a unanimous 4-0 vote by the City Council.

College Park man sentenced to life for 2022 murder

A College Park man has been convicted and sentenced in the 2022 murder of Arfrederick "Little Fred" Magby Jr.

9 arrests made in College Park drug operation, police say

College Park Police and partner agencies arrested nine people and seized $24,000 worth of fentanyl in a coordinated drug bust on Old National Parkway.

ICE reported to be in College Park, city leaders say

College Park leaders demand transparency as ICE agents are reported near the Georgia International Convention Center.

College Park City Council seeks reimbursement from mayor after lawsuit dismissed

The College Park City Council is asking a court to make Mayor Motley Broom repay nearly $100,000 in legal fees after her lawsuit against the city was dismissed.