‘2000 Mules’ filmmaker apologizes to Georgia man falsely accused of ballot fraud
The film "2000 Mules" accused the Gwinnett County father of ballot fraud during the 2020 election, but a state investigation found he was legally dropping off ballots for himself, his wife and their three children.
Shutdown BioLab organizers pushing for more action after chemical plant fire
BioLab's chemical plant in Conyers has resumed some operations after the serious fire that forced thousands to shelter-in-place, but a group of concerned residents wants to get it shut down.
Atlanta voters return to polls for City Council runoff election
Voters in Atlanta will head back to the polls on Tuesday to decide whether Nicole Jones or Eshé Collins will replace Keisha Waites on the City Council.
North Georgia school districts delaying classes over winter weather
Two north Georgia school districts are delaying classes on Tuesday morning due to potentially hazardous road conditions caused by the winter weather.
Atlanta warning residents to be ready for upcoming winter weather
Atlanta officials are preparing for the impending threat of winter weather in the upcoming weeks and want residents to be ready as well.
Hannah Kobayashi: Missing Hawaii woman intentionally missed flight at LAX, police say
Hannah Kobayashi intentionally missed her connecting flight from Los Angeles to New York City, according to the LAPD, but her family disagrees.
$16M grant approved for Westside Thrive infrastructure upgrades
The Atlanta City Council on Monday approved an ordinance to accept a $16 million federal grant.
Deadly crash along Mountain Drive in DeKalb County under investigation
Officials are investigating a deadly crash near the Kensington MARTA station on Monday.
Avondale Estates businesses ‘struggling’ to stay open amid ongoing road work
A well-intentioned road improvement project in Avondale Estates is posing problems for some businesses along the city’s main corridor.
Hall County man confesses to setting his brother's mobile home on fire, deputies say
A 26-year-old man is accused of setting the Hall County mobile home his brother was renting on fire.
Downtown Atlanta to transform for Chick-fil-A Peach Bowl, CFP national championship
The College Football Playoff is expected to transform Downtown Atlanta.
Bigger payday may be pending for Atlanta mayor, City Council, school board
Payday could soon be a lot sweeter for the Atlanta mayor, council members and school board members.
18-year-old woman wounded in Historic Florida Plains neighborhood shooting
Police are investigating the shooting of an 18-year-old woman in the Historic Florida Plains neighborhood of Atlanta.
Founder of Killer Mike and T.I.'s Bankhead Seafood dies
An Atlanta legend and the founder of rappers Killer Mike and T.I.'s Bankhead Seafood has died just weeks after reopening the popular restaurant.
Sarah Boone sentence: Florida woman sentenced in boyfriend's suitcase murder
Sarah Boone, the Florida woman convicted of killing her boyfriend in Feb. 2020 by locking him inside a suitcase, will spend the rest of her life in prison. Boone was convicted of second-degree murder by a six-person jury in October 2024.
Dentist charged with killing wife by poisoning her shakes is now accused of trying to have detective killed
Colorado dentist James Toliver Craig allegedly tried to get a fellow jail inmate to kill the detective investigating his wife's death.
Drunk driver who killed bride in wedding dress sentenced to 25 years
A woman who admitted to drinking and driving over twice the speed limit, killing a bride at a South Carolina beach, has been sentenced to 25 years in prison.
2024 SEC Championship watch parties in Atlanta/Georgia: Go Dawgs!
If you don't have tickets to the 2024 SEC Championship game at the Mercedes-Benz Stadium, here's a list of watch parties across Georgia.
Suspect in 2021 Atlanta security guard killing pleads guilty, receives sentence
The man accused of killing a downtown Atlanta nightclub security guard has pleaded guilty to multiple charges at the start of his trial.
YSL RICO Trial: Day 3 of deliberations ends without a verdict
Deliberations resumed Monday morning in the longest-running criminal trial in Fulton County history.