Atlanta GA

Jordan Scott Lieber, 21, of Marietta, is accused of pointing a gun at his grandmother and threatening to kill them both on Sept. 5 at 11:59 a.m. at a residence 4514 Highland Plains Court, Marietta, according to an arrest warrant from the Cobb County Police Department. Lieber pointed a Taurus G3X firearm at his 79-year-

Neighbors are raising concerns after several dead animals, including baby goats with their legs bound, were found along a popular DeKalb County walking trail.

ATLANTA - Heavy storms swept through southeast Atlanta on Saturday, downing trees, causing widespread power outages and leaving residents concerned about hazardous conditions outside their homes. A tree that fell through the roof of a home on McWilliams Road near Redford Drive after storms blew through southeast Atlant

A 43-year-old Atlanta man was sentenced to nearly nine years in prison for illegally possessing a stolen firearm.

ATLANTA, Ga. (Atlanta News First) — Several hundred Georgia Power customers remained without electricity in southeast Atlanta on Sunday afternoon after storms moved through the area the night before. In the Thomasville Heights neighborhood, limbs littered front yards, with some falling on top of homes. Donnal Floyd sai

Atlanta is starting Sunday, September 20, with clear skies and temperatures around 72 degrees, but the day is headed for another hot finish, according to National Weather Service Peachtree City. Mostly sunny conditions will push the high near 91, with the heat index reaching the upper 90s. Any early fog should be brief

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A pair of metro Atlanta residents say their county incorrectly charged them for their water bill for more than a year.

A number of trees falling across power lines and poles have residents without power on Sunday.

A mother and her two daughters are facing felony charges after East Point police say they diverted more than $65,000 in rent payments from apartment tenants, leaving families flagged as delinquent and, in at least one case, evicted. Cynthia Dorsey, Destiny Dorsey and Christia Smith were arrested on charges connected to