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2 victims identified, including 13-year-old, after shots fired into DeKalb home
A 13-year-old and a man died after shots were fired into a DeKalb County home early Thursday morning, police said.

Peachtree Road Race 2026: MARTA, ride-hailing on July Fourth
For those making their way to Lenox Square to run in person, be aware there is no parking for participants.

Former Atlanta lawyer is set to run his 50th Peachtree Road Race
Greg Gates, a 77-year-old former attorney and certified public accountant, says the Peachtree Road Race has been the one constant in his life.

One dead, one injured in shooting after Gainesville concert, police say
Police were patrolling the Midlands area when they found the first victim, who died at the hospital.

Fourth of July marks the turning point of the natural year
Fourth of July is used as a rule-of-thumb date to mark the turning point — the high noon — of the natural year.
Yes, that’s a bald eagle on your Delta flight
On a flight from Atlanta to Philadelphia on the eve of the nation's 250th anniversary, Delta passengers had an unexpected travel companion: a bald eagle.

One dead, one injured in shooting after Gainesville concert, police say
Police were patrolling the Midlands area when they found the first victim, who died at the hospital.

V-103 host Francesca Amiker sues Big Tigger’s wife, claiming defamation
Alicia Brown, wife of V-103 morning host Big Tigger, accused Tigger's co-host, Francesca Amiker, of an inappropriate relationship with Tigger.

2 victims identified, including 13-year-old, after shots fired into DeKalb home
A 13-year-old and a man died after shots were fired into a DeKalb County home early Thursday morning, police said.
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2 victims identified, including 13-year-old, after shots fired into DeKalb home
A 13-year-old and a man died after shots were fired into a DeKalb County home early Thursday morning, police said.

Tiffany Haddish DUI trial set for August after Ga. judge refuses to end case
Comedian and actor Tiffany Haddish is set to go to trial next month in Fayette County on DUI charges after a judge refused her recent request to end the case.

New soccer field at Holmes MARTA station is World Cup legacy project
H.E. Holmes, the only MARTA station named after a civil rights trailblazer, will be the seventh StationSoccer location in metro Atlanta.
Delta could acquire rights to Spirit Airlines’ old Hartsfield-Jackson gates
The Atlanta-based airline offered the budget carrier a $12 million one-time fee for use of the space.

Centennial Yards’ next tower to include affordable apartments, shops
An early-stage plan for roughly 280 apartments and several retail shops was unveiled in documents filed with the city. It aims to address the "Tuesday afternoon problem."

Atlanta officer must pay $21M in excessive force case, federal court rules
An Atlanta police officer can't escape a $21 million judgment against him in an excessive force case over a panhandler's fatal injuries, a federal appeals court ruled Tuesday.

Atlanta is investigating a new fish kill on a different metro area river
The city of Atlanta said it was investigating reports of dead fish on the South River that may have been caused by a water reclamation center chemical spill.





