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Smyrna police identified Tia Mosley's death as a homicide via gunshot wound, following the discovery of her remains.

Jonathan Soto, 43, had been on the Atlanta Police Department’s most wanted list and was considered armed and dangerous.

ATLANTA, September 28 (Hypepotamus) - Loto Punto, a Create-X and Techstars startup building in Atlanta, started as an automated ticket vending machine on a street corner in Colombia. But “selling lottery slips had a ceiling,” the startup’s CEO Victor Espinosa told Hypepotamus. Yet, he saw a larger market opportunity in

As many Saporta Report readers will remember, last May, an extended-stay Economy Motel in Roswell, Georgia, was shut down after serious concerns were raised about uninhabitable living conditions, including mold and pests, drug use, and sex trafficking. Before its closure, this hotel was on the Fulton County Schools bus

Atlanta police are asking for the public’s help identifying a suspect accused of stealing several pairs of shoes from a Buckhead business.

Person shot at Hidden Pines apartments on Cushman Circle in Atlanta.

SOUTHEAST — A soaking, heavy rain is on the way to the Southeast late this week as a fall cold front meets a surge of Pacific tropical moisture. Blending the latest forecast models, at least 1 inch of rain is expected on the low end, with 2 to 4 inches possible across many areas if the current setup holds. Some locatio

The Atlanta region has had plans to expand transit for decades and decades. Now we have another opportunity to move forward with rail transit with the Atlanta City Council voting unanimously to implement light rail on the 22-mile Beltline corridor. We also have Atlanta Mayor Andre Dickens, in an exclusive...

Chef Linton Hopkins was saddened by the closure of The Buttery in 2024. Now he's reviving the concept, with some changes, in a new location in Buckhead where the bakery and cafe will be attached to a full service bar and grill called Lintons. The post Inside Linton’s, and the return of The Buttery appeared first on At

The FBI offered a $10,000 reward for Julius Khalid after federal investigators alleged he posed as a police officer during an armed kidnapping and extortion on I-20 near Wesley Chapel Road.