News for Metro Atlanta and Region

G20 foreign ministers are coming to Atlanta. Here’s what to know.
The two-day event will feature the Group of 20, an international forum composed of leaders from more than a dozen countries along with the African and European Unions.

3 arrested for school shooting plans had set date, made checklist, warrants say
Three people are accused of planning a school shooting attack to take place August 20, 2027, at Cherokee High School, Canton police said Tuesday.
Cause of death released after 4-year-old boy found dead in SW Atlanta
A woman has been arrested after a child was found dead Monday evening as police conducted a wellness check at a southwest Atlanta residence, officials say.
Georgia News

How a voting dispute boosted a House winner
Georgia House election winner who was nearly disqualified over a voting controversy said the incident helped boost his profile with voters.

How a $140M verdict is shaping landlord liability in Georgia
In a case shaping landlord liability statewide, the Georgia Supreme Court is considering whether to restore a $140 million jury verdict against an Atlanta apartment complex.

Nikki Porcher elected Georgia’s first Black female labor commissioner
As Democrats dominated Georgia’s election results, a nonprofit leader made her own history by being elected the state's first Black female labor commissioner.
Crime & Public Safety

How a $140M verdict is shaping landlord liability in Georgia
In a case shaping landlord liability statewide, the Georgia Supreme Court is considering whether to restore a $140 million jury verdict against an Atlanta apartment complex.

Historic Athens building, home to Magnolias Bar, partly collapses after fatal crash
A historic building in downtown Athens, home to Magnolias Bar and the Republic Salon, was damaged Wednesday morning after a fatal car crash, officials say.
Walmart beats verdict under Georgia’s new lawsuit rules
Walmart is the first company to successfully appeal a jury verdict under a new Georgia law aimed at limiting lawsuits and easing insurance rates.
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Dems sweep competitive local races across metro Atlanta
The Cobb school board flipped from a Republican majority to Democratic.

Man arrested after woman found dead at luxury hotel in Midtown Atlanta
A man was arrested Monday after a 45-year-old woman was found dead at the luxury Loews Atlanta Hotel last month, Atlanta police said.

Georgia mom sues over arrest tied to son’s small-town walk
Brittany Patterson made national headlines when deputies arrested her for reckless conduct after her 10-year-old son walked less than a mile from home near Mineral Bluff.

Virginia-Highland Porchfest is taking a break next year. What happens now?
Virginia-Highland Porchfest will go on hiatus in 2027 as the Atlanta neighborhood decides how to reimagine the event for 2028.

A.M. ATL: It’s go time
Morning, y'all. Your Election Day update: last-minute campaign activities, deadlocked races, what to expect as votes are counted and more.
A landmark gay rights case began at this Atlanta home. Can locals save it?
Council members push to protect the Virginia-Highland house at the center of a 1986 SCOTUS decision.
How an Atlanta chicken salad chain went from niche to mainstream
An Atlanta-based chicken salad chain is taking its niche concept nationwide.

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.

A.M. ATL: Lock in
Morning, y’all. Your Nov. 2 update: Election concerns, a historic mass in Savannah, Bert Weiss discusses life after "The Bert Show" and more.



