Atlanta churches using AI to save souls — and time
At least two Atlanta churches are among places of worship that are turning to artificial intelligence to reach worshippers and rethink faith in the digital age. Why it matters: AI is helping some churches stay relevant in the face of shrinking staff, empty pews and growing online audiences. But the practice raises...
DeKalb man charged with gunning down his own cousin
Police say the cousins were arguing before shots were fired.
‘She almost took a life’: Bullet said to be from officer’s gun pierced bedroom...
Both the Stone Mountain PD and DeKalb County PD confirm they are investigating.
Fulton County DA says Atlanta is under a ‘domestic violence epidemic’
The Fulton County DA's Office said it has nearly a thousand pending felony cases.
Driver arrested after doing burnouts in Cobb park, taking police on chase
Police increased patrols after Channel 2 Action News reported on neighbors' concerns.
32-year-old woman found dead inside metro Atlanta home
Detectives responded to the 1600 block of Graves Road after reports of a dead woman around 12:20 p.m.
Georgia commission approves license for new medical cannabis dispensary as demand grows
The Georgia Access to Medical Cannabis Commission approved a new dispensing license Wednesday, bringing the statewide total to 19, following a major patient enrollment threshold that triggered expansion under state law. The commission’s executive director, Andrew Turnage, said the program surpassed the 25,000 active...
Here’s Georgia’s most mispronounced word
ATLANTA — While some states have trouble pronouncing countries like Qatar, medical terms like staphylococcal or, quite reasonably in Hawaii's case, hippopotomonstrosesquippedaliophobia, in Georgia we trip over an acclaimed musical artist: SZA. That's according to data compiled by the folks at unscramblerer.com, in...
Police seek suspects in convenience store robbery
Atlanta police are searching for two men accused of robbing a pedestrian outside the Food Mart ZTS on Martin Luther King Jr. Drive.
PHOTO ESSAY: One single mom’s quest to find housing after an eviction
ATLANTA (AP) -- Last year, Sechita McNair and her three kids were evicted from their apartment in a rapidly gentrifying Atlanta neighborhood. For many families, losing their home means changing

















