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Atlanta mother accused of giving alcohol to 2-month-old, charged with murder
The baby’s blood-alcohol concentration was 0.179, about twice the legal limit for adults to have impaired driving, court records state.

Bursting water pipes close facilities as metro Atlanta begins to thaw
After an extended freeze, temperatures are expected to return this week to more seasonable levels even though Groundhog Day predictions call for more winter.

Gwinnett County officer, 25, shot to death responding to call
The 25-year-old officer, who had been on the job less than a year, was fatally shot and another was critically injured responding to a fraud call at an Atlanta hotel.
This Atlanta executive went from corporate lawyer to nonprofit CEO
Her career change from corporate lawyer to nonprofit CEO was a “leap of faith.”

Trump endorses candidate in crowded field to fill MTG’s House seat
Voters in Georgia's 14th Congressional District must wade through a field of 22 candidates as they prepared to vote in the March 10 special election.

Federal judge in Georgia calls out ICE for continuing to deny bond hearings
The number of lawsuits from Stewart Detention Center detainees seeking to be released is causing a "judicial emergency," a judge warns.

‘Bright, ambitious’: Gwinnett to mourn police officer killed in line of duty
On Saturday, law enforcement from across the state of Georgia and community members will gather to mourn the loss of Gwinnett police officer Pradeep Tamang.
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Wildman’s sister gets Civil War shop, ending fight over late owner’s estate
A Cobb County judge ruled that Marjorie Lyon, who took sole control of Myers’ property following his death, breached the terms of a trust he had set up.
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Body recovered from Milton pond believed to be Lil Jon’s son, police say
Nathan Smith, 27, was first reported missing Tuesday.
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Atlanta settles lawsuit over pollution released into Chattahoochee River
Atlanta and the Chattahoochee Riverkeeper have reached an agreement to settle a lawsuit the nonprofit filed over pollution the city released into the river.

Decatur Library shooting suspect arrested; site to reopen next week
A man accused of shooting another man in the normally quiet Decatur Library has been taken into custody, police said.

Flags to fly at half-staff for Gwinnett police officer’s funeral
The service for officer Pradeep Tamang takes place at 10 a.m. Saturday at 12Stone Church in Lawrenceville. Members of the community are invited to line the procession route.

How Atlanta helps Porsche train the next generation of its mechanics
The North American division of Porsche on Thursday celebrated the graduation of its 100th technology apprenticeship class, including students in Atlanta.

By the numbers: Metro Atlanta homicides declining, mirroring national trend
Homicides dropped an average of 21% nationwide in 2025, according to a new study, and major police departments including Atlanta's reflected decreases.

Ethics complaint dismissed against Gwinnett commissioner in bus video
The Gwinnett County Commission dismissed the complaint against Matthew Holtkamp because the commissioner did not use county resources to campaign against the ballot question.

MARTA Breeze card balances will transfer when new system comes online
MARTA previously told riders to spend down their accounts because balances would not transfer, an announcement that drew criticism. This week, it reversed course.
Immigrant advocates visit Georgia Capitol amid controversies over ICE
The annual mobilization, branded Latino Day at the Capitol, is in its fourth year.

Armour Yards endpoint for Clifton bus rapid transit could add decade to project
MARTA has recommended the project end at Lindbergh Center instead of Armour Yards.

Inside the cozy new Atlanta music studio designed by Electric Lady architect
Since April, artists including Cardi B, Ludacris and Davido have recorded at the studio, located in west Midtown.





