News for Metro Atlanta and Region

Six Flags rides in Georgia, Illinois, New Jersey to get seat belts after death
The Goliath roller coaster at Six Flags Over Georgia will get a new restraint when the ride reopens. An Atlanta man was ejected from the popular coaster midride Oct. 12.

All released from hospitals after Salem High football team bus crash
More than 20 Salem High School students and staff were taken for medical treatment following a school bus crash. All have now been released from hospital.
The good, the bad and the future of I-285 toll lanes
Officials recently approved a record-setting deal to build and collect on new I-285 toll lanes, but what about transit?
Georgia News

U.S. justices weigh pregnancy bias case against Fulton DA’s office
U.S. Supreme Court justices debated Monday whether to revive a fired staffer's pregnancy bias lawsuit against the Fulton County District Attorney’s Office.

The future Audi plant in Georgia could get much bigger, docs show
Documents obtained by The Atlanta Journal-Constitution show a potential second phase of the future Audi plant.

Thousands in Georgia expected to drop ACA plans as open enrollment begins
This is the second year of major premium increases. Enrollment in Georgia Access is down one-third since Jan. 1. Open enrollment began Sunday.
Crime & Public Safety

U.S. justices weigh pregnancy bias case against Fulton DA’s office
U.S. Supreme Court justices debated Monday whether to revive a fired staffer's pregnancy bias lawsuit against the Fulton County District Attorney’s Office.

Former High Museum executive gets 1-year sentence for embezzlement
A former High Museum of Art executive was sentenced to 12 months in prison in federal court Monday after stealing over $600,000 from the museum.

2 DeKalb officers shot after ‘domestic incident’ leads to gunfire, police say
Two DeKalb County police officers were shot and injured Sunday night while responding to a domestic incident, officials say.
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At G20 summit, Atlanta shone as host city amid geopolitical strife
Atlanta hosted some of the world’s most powerful diplomats from the Group of 20, who discussed global issues ranging from supply chains to war.
Atlanta mortgage lender to lay off dozens of workers
An Atlanta residential mortgage company will lay off dozens of workers as it is absorbed into the operations of a national homebuilder.
Boy, 4, found dead in Atlanta suffered injuries, past abuse, warrant says
Two women are charged with murder after a 4-year-old boy’s body was found under a pile of clothes at an Atlanta home, arrest warrants say.
DeKalb approves controversial ‘urban camping’ ordinance
In a statement to the AJC, DeKalb County Sheriff Melody Maddox said the ordinance will subject unhoused people to arrest.

CeeLo Green cancels Gnarls Barkley tour, including Atlanta stop
Atlanta singer and rapper CeeLo Green has seemingly canceled his tour as Gnarls Barkley, which was set to kick off on Nov. 5.
Apalachee High School shooter loses attempt to appeal sentence
The Georgia Supreme Court will not review the life-without-parole sentence of the 16-year-old who pleaded guilty in the Apalachee High School shooting.

What Americans should know about Chinese cars
Chinese automakers are largely blocked from selling cars in the United States. But that may not be true forever.

A.M. ATL: Boo to you
Morning, y’all. Your Oct. 30 update: A podcast series about Georgia elections, free coffee, Georgia's haunted places and more.
Still no timeline for Moores Mill bridge reopening
Traffic has been rerouted since last Tuesday's bridge closure, causing heavier-than-usual delays in the area.

Tom Houck — raconteur, civil rights activist and former driver for MLK — dies at 79
Tom Houck, former driver for Martlin Luther King Jr., civil rights activist, political consultant and media pundit, has died at age 79.





