East Point city officials may have misused funds. Now, auditors are investigating
One council member is being investigated for international travel and another for robocalls.
Chick-Fil-A Set to Open a New Restaurant that Doesn’t Serve Chicken
Chick-Fil-A has a new spinoff restaurant that surprisingly doesn't involve chicken.
Atlanta Stands Firm on DEI, Sacrifices $37.5M in Federal Airport Grants
Atlanta’s Hartsfield-Jackson International Airport has forfeited at least $37.5 million in federal funds after refusing to comply with an executive order banning diversity, equity, and inclusion (DEI) programs. According to the Atlanta Journal-Constitution (AJT), the Federal Aviation Administration (FAA) required the...
Family grateful suspected killer of father, daughter in botched car sale is now...
The victims’ family said they want the judge to know how the double-deadly shooting ripped their family apart.
4 arrested after shoplifting at Cumberland Mall, police pursuit
Four suspects were arrested in after a shoplifting incident at Cumberland Mall turned into a high-speed chase on Monday.
Man’s body recovered after boat flips in DeKalb County
The DeKalb County Fire Rescue Department recovered a body near Clifton Springs Road after a welfare check prompted a search which started Monday night.
Mom claims she was harassed twice at Midtown gas station while feeding, changing her...
ATLANTA, Ga. (Atlanta News First) - A mother said she was harassed by workers at a Midtown gas station while she was breastfeeding and changing her baby’s diaper. Carissa Willis just moved to Atlanta with her three children in August, and said she went to QuikTrip because it seems like the safest gas station.
Man arrested after breaking into building with Atlanta government offices
Atlanta Police arrested a man they say broke into a government building over the weekend.
VIDEO: Man smoking cigarette robbed at gunpoint in front of Atlanta business
The Atlanta Police Department is asking for the public’s help in identifying suspects involved in armed robbery from earlier this year.
Atlanta reparations commission takes public feedback for study on legal discrimination against Black residents
The City of Atlanta’s Reparations Study Commission is hoping to implement public feedback from Black residents who are advocating for redress. The commission welcomed the residents to its first public meeting earlier this month, allowing them to ask questions or comment on what reparations could look like in Atlanta.

















