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POLITICS October 11, 2022

Apartments owned by Warnock's church evict 'homeless' tenants while senator receives hefty housing stipend

An apartment complex in Atlanta largely owned by Sen. Raphael Warnock's Ebenezer Baptist Church has been evicting tenants while the church pays him a large housing stipend.

Atlanta October 6, 2022

Homeless Atlanta man Tasered while running from police to receive multimillion-dollar payout

An Atlanta homeless man injured by a police officer could receive millions from a lawsuit against the city, which could impact city services.

Atlanta Braves October 4, 2022

Braves’ bizarre record-breaking streak finally comes to an end with first sac bunt of season

Fans dig the long ball, right? That's apparently why the Atlanta Braves totally forgot about bunting — until Tuesday. They had gone 160 games without a sacrifice bunt.

Georgia September 29, 2022

Atlanta's Spelman College to receive $5.7 million from Simons Foundation

Spelman College in Atlanta is receiving $5.7 million from a program that promotes science and math. The college will use the money to pay half the salaries of 10 new faculty members.

CRIME September 28, 2022

Atlanta woman's husband of 56 years arrested in her stabbing death

A Georgia man who initially reported his 80-year-old wife of 56 year's stabbing death a suicide has been arrested. He now faces murder and weapons charges in Fulton County.

Elections September 26, 2022

False claims, threats fuel poll worker sign-ups for midterms

Allegations of fraud in the last presidential election are garnering more people to work at the polls in Georgia.

Atlanta September 23, 2022

Buckhead secession: Leader in ritzy Atlanta suburb says residents not getting what they 'need and deserve'

"Time is of the essence" for Buckhead, where an elected official said residents are not getting what they "need and deserve" despite a waning push for secession.

Atlanta September 22, 2022

Bill to name Atlanta's main post office after late civil rights leader John Lewis close to becoming law

A bill that passed the U.S. Senate Wednesday and is close to becoming law will name Atlanta's main post office after late congressman and civil rights leader John Lewis

Georgia September 21, 2022

Atlanta city council seeks to fine residents if dogs bark too much

The Atlanta City Council is cracking down on pet owners who let their animals make too much noise for too long, with escalating fines for repeat offenders.

US September 21, 2022

Atlanta police say missing 24-year-old woman was murdered, body disposed; second suspect remains at large

Atlanta police announced on Tuesday that investigators believe missing 24-year-old Allahnia Lenoir was murdered and that her body was disposed of, as a second suspect remains at-large.

Atlanta September 19, 2022

Ludacris' manager charged with murder for Atlanta shooting; lawyer claims self-defense with legal gun

Chaka Zulu, a music executive and the manager for famed rapper Ludacris, turned himself in on charges of murder and aggravated assault for a June shooting in Buckhead