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Rockdale firefighter killed in on-duty rollover crash identified
The crash happened at the intersection of Sigman and Eastview roads in Rockdale County.

MARTA train service restored after Civic Center incident
MARTA has restored rail service after a Saturday incident at Civic Center station disrupted train travel for several hours.

2 face federal charges in attack on Atlanta police training center contractor
Two people face federal charges for their alleged involvement in the attack on Brasfield & Gorrie construction company, which officials say damaged the firm's property.

Lockheed Martin in Marietta turns 75, eyes future
Since opening in 1951, Lockheed Martin in Marietta has grown into a major aerospace manufacturing hub, with about 5,600 workers.
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Red snapper season is a Georgia angler’s dream. It’s in limbo for 2026.
Georgia fishery officials have withdrawn a plan to expand the recreational fishing season for red snapper from just a few days to two months after a court challenge.
2h agoICE reportedly giving up on warehouse detention plan in Georgia, elsewhere
Trump administration officials told Social Circle leadership that they have reversed course and will no longer pursue warehouse detention in the state.

Georgia AG’s case against training center protesters ‘political,’ judge rules
The ruling marks the latest setback in Attorney General Chris Carr’s efforts to try dozens of activists who opposed construction of Atlanta’s controversial training center.
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Tornado, flood watches issued in metro Atlanta as storm downs trees, cuts power
Atlanta is in for some serious rain, causing flood and tornado risks and disrupting fans who hoped to spend the day at the FIFA Fan Festival downtown.

Convicted felon charged in pregnant woman’s killing in DeKalb, police say
A man, previously convicted of manslaughter, is now accused of fatally shooting a pregnant woman through her window as she slept in her DeKalb County home, officials said.
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‘AI slop’ resolution seeks to reel in city’s use of artificial intelligence
A series of bizarre images posted to Atlanta’s official social media pages caught the eye of one city council member who thinks the city should disclose its use of AI.
AI may threaten some jobs, but skilled trades still have workforce shortage
The workforce shortage in skilled trades has become a growing concern for employers as older workers retire and the need continues to grow across industries.

MARTA to feds: Crime prevention strategies are working
Recent incidents were ‘senseless’ and random, but overall crime is down, MARTA said.

Equinox luxury fitness center picks Buckhead for first Georgia location
Equinox, the fitness concept popular with celebrities, has selected a location in Buckhead with an expected opening in 2027.

Convicted felon charged in pregnant woman’s killing in DeKalb, police say
A man, previously convicted of manslaughter, is now accused of fatally shooting a pregnant woman through her window as she slept in her DeKalb County home, officials said.
Most Ga. counties take a school tax collection fee. In Cobb, it could be illegal.
The Cobb County School District wants the county to hand over all school taxes without taking an administrative fee.

From Poshmark to a pop-up, Jayda Cheaves embraces change and inclusivity
Jayda Cheaves credits much of her success to knowing when to evolve.

How this Atlanta investor deployed nearly half a billion dollars in less than two years
Justin Ernest is the founder and managing partner of Sabertooth Capital, which has invested in high-profile companies including Anthropic, SpaceX and Prometheus.
Mo Ivory unseats Fulton County Commission Chair Robb Pitts
Two other Democratic primary battles for the Fulton Commission also were decided, and an incumbent on the DeKalb County Commission was unseated.

I-285 South reopens after wreck, fire involving semi hauling boxes
A large wreck shut down parts of I-285 southbound in DeKalb County for hours Tuesday, authorities say.





