News for Metro Atlanta and Region
She waited 13 years to face her rapist. Now, he faces life in prison.
Wesley Cooley faces life in prison after pleading guilty to three counts of rape, kidnapping with bodily injury and other charges.
Atlanta chief meteorologist David Chandley to retire after 42 years
The weather expert has worked at five Georgia stations over the years, including Fox 5 and WSB-TV.

DeKalb school bus crash sends 5 to hospital after car runs red light, officials say
The bus was transporting 29 students to Montclair Elementary School in Brookhaven when the crash happened.

Savannah go bragh: St. Patrick’s Day Parade takes over coastal Georgia city
Tens of thousands of revelers braved a cold snap to attend the Savannah St. Patrick's Day Parade, a tradition-rich Irish heritage celebration in the coastal Georgia city.
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NHL in Alpharetta? Here’s the redevelopment vision for North Point Mall.
The development team aims to raze the outdated shopping mall and transform it into a massive mixed-use district centered around a 20,000-seat arena.

High fuel costs, triggered by Iran war, driving up airfares, says Delta CEO
“Everything was going great in the first couple months of the year, then a war breaks out,” said Delta Air Lines CEO Ed Bastian.

Gov. Kemp suspends Hall County sheriff for 2 months after DUI charge
Hall County's sheriff has been suspended for 60 days following his February DUI arrest.
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VA employee hurt, suspect dead after shooting at Jasper clinic, officials say
Officers confronted the suspected shooter outside of the Pickens County veterans' clinic and was "killed on site," officials said.

Peter Van Sant of ‘48 Hours’ digs into Atlanta burn pile murder via podcast
The six-episode "Blood is Thicker: The Farris Wheel" podcast covers the murder of Gary “Big Daddy” Farris, whose bones were found on a burn pile on his property.
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Politics

Geoff Duncan says attacks show he’s shaking up governor’s race
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Atlanta’s first open container neighborhood: Historic South Downtown
South Downtown will be the first neighborhood in the city where residents and visitors can traverse public sidewalks and streets with an alcoholic drink in hand.
Atlanta’s on-street parking costs to rise
It’s going to cost drivers more to park on Atlanta streets following the first rate increase since at least 2010.

Long lines, flight cancellations plague Atlanta airport amid storms, shutdown
Travelers who were flying out faced extremely long lines for security screening at the Atlanta airport.
Ex-Amazon contractor found guilty in $10M fraud
A former Amazon contractor accused of stealing almost $10 million from the company in an Atlanta-area conspiracy has been found guilty of 30 associated federal charges.

Tyler Perry Studios sells stake in BET+. Here’s what that means for fans.
Starting in June, BET+ will shut down and its programming will be folded into Paramount+. Perry will continue to produce programming for BET Media Group.

Winter is coming? Georgia braces for steep temperature drop after storms
Tornadoes and damaging winds are possible as the storm moves in from the west, according to the Weather Service.

In joint interview, Norfolk Southern, Union Pacific CEOs make case to merge
They sat down with The Atlanta Journal-Constitution for their first joint interview since the announcement that Union Pacific hopes to acquire Norfolk Southern and merge.

Atlanta is at the center of a railroad merger with big economic implications
Both sides argue the outcome could affect consumers' pocketbooks.

Atlanta Hawks and Girl Scouts execs on what it takes to thrive as a leader
Hawks CMO Melissa Proctor and Girl Scouts CEO Jai Ferrell discussed career growth, negotiation and leading with purpose at Atlanta’s She LEADS summit.

6 years after Rayshard Brooks, Atlanta begins public review of police shootings
Years after Rashard Brooks' death shook Atlanta, the Citizen Review Board issues first police shooting investigation ruling.





