News for Metro Atlanta and Region
Your favorite restaurant might temporarily shut down. Why that’s a good thing.
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Heavy rain could drench Georgia, bring flash flooding before temps drop
Several inches of rain are possible through the weekend, with the wettest time period expected to stretch from Sunday afternoon to Monday morning.
Metro police on alert for Halloween Flock vandalism amid more misuse claims
Metro agencies are on alert over online calls to disable Flock cameras on Oct. 31 as the technology continues to draw criticism and more officers face misuse allegations.
Family sues security guard acquitted of murder at Buckhead senior home
The daughters of the 90-year-old victim are suing after a jury found security guard Janet Denise Williams not guilty after just over an hour of deliberations.
Hurricane Isaias strengthens as Georgia braces for severe weather
The National Weather Service is urging people to take preparations as Hurricane Isaias, the season’s first Atlantic hurricane, gains strength.
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Delta revenue continues to increase while fuel costs rise
The airline is weathering much higher prices for aviation fuel.
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Ga. election board director acts without approval, tests limits of authority
The State Election Board's executive director sent letters to the Trump administration. A majority of members believe he's exceeded his authority.
‘Take it down’: Secoriea Turner’s family condemns new Rick Jackson ad
The ad from the Republican nominee for governor in Georgia targets Democrat Keisha Lance Bottoms and features an anguished 911 call from Secoriea Turner's mother.
Atlanta family’s landmark case against FBI revived by federal judges
An Atlanta family's landmark case against an FBI agent who mistakenly led an armed SWAT team into their home can proceed to trial, federal judges said Wednesday.
Sandy Springs residents return to homes after gas leak, police say
A gas leak on Wednesday closed a road in Sandy Springs and required some residents to temporarily evacuate.
