News for Metro Atlanta and Region

Atlanta had 98 homicides in 2025, down from 126 the previous year. It was the first year Atlanta had fewer than 100 homicides since 2019.

Dangerous conditions on Clifton Terrace were reported to city officials numerous times over nearly a decade, according to injured cyclist Francisco Averhoff's lawsuit.

Nationwide, 94% of travelers are flying with Real IDs. Georgia’s rate is 93.1%. For travelers without Real ID, there will be an extra cost.

Medley is one of metro Atlanta’s most closely watched projects and is part of a broader vision to create a nearly 200-acre town center within Johns Creek.

An Atlanta photographer claims in a lawsuit that his images of the Dungeon Family home are unlawfully being used to promote the latest album of rapper Future.

Horton said in a 911 call his wife hit him; she denied it. She told officers he choked her, though they didn't see any visible injuries.

Georgia joins the less than a dozen states that have said they will participate in the federal school voucher program.

An oversight commission tasked with reviewing the neighborhood improvement plans met for the first time last week.

The airport is also implementing new body scanner technology designed to speed up the process.