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ATLANTA, Ga. (Atlanta News First) — Life University in Marietta is facing a federal lawsuit for allegedly discriminating against former Black employees. In a complaint filed last month, the three Black plaintiffs allege that they were “treated in a rude and uncaring manner, forced to do work that was the responsibility

Emelisa Paz-Santos, 44, faces involuntary manslaughter and second-degree child cruelty charges following the June drowning death of her 2-year-old grandson in Roswell. First responders pulled Axel Delgado from a clubhouse pool on June 21 while bystanders performed CPR, but the child died the next day. Detectives arrest

A thief stole a $100,000 Lexus SUV from a Cobb County dealership. Police are investigating, and a $5,000 reward is offered.

Neighbors say several drivers have crashed into the barriers meant to protect bikers.

SANDY SPRINGS, GA – Crazy Love Cafe, a new tenant-focused coffee shop from first-time owner Neil Collins, is planned for the office building at 6065 Roswell Rd, Sandy Springs GA 30328, Collins told Business Debut. The cafe will serve people who work in the building and will also welcome...

Argentina and England fans have descended upon Atlanta ahead of Wednesday's World Cup semifinal, which has been labeled a "high risk." Tuesday's World Cup action saw Spain produce arguably the performance of the tournament, dumping out favorites France with goals from Mikel Oyarzabal and Pedro Porro in a 2-0 win. Spain

DeKalb County and partners approved funding for the Peachtree Creek Greenway Connector Bridge to link Emory and local trails

Despite opposition and lingering questions from residents, Mableton leaders are moving ahead with standing up the city's own police department. Why it matters: Mableton's elected officials say breaking up with Cobb County will allow it to have better control over how police services are allocated in the city. But many

After decades of incarceration and employment barriers, a 75-year-old Atlanta woman says a state pardon and record restriction gave her a second chance.