Gene Shalit, longtime 'Today' show movie critic with bushy hair and massive mustache, dies at 100
Gene Shalit, longtime 'Today' show movie critic with bushy hair and massive mustache, dies at 100
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Hottest day of year so far today. What El Nino means for temperatures for this summer
Hottest day of year so far today. What El Nino means for temperatures for this summer
Child treated for heat exhaustion, several others for heat illness near KIPP Atlanta
Child treated for heat exhaustion, several others for heat illness near KIPP Atlanta
Remembering Pulse: Pain still fresh for nightclub shooting survivor 10 years later: ‘It’s not fair’
Remembering Pulse: Pain still fresh for nightclub shooting survivor 10 years later: ‘It’s not fair’
Metro Atlanta bird store responds after reports of birds testing positive for avian disease
Metro Atlanta bird store responds after reports of birds testing positive for avian disease
Mother turns pain into purpose as women who gave deadly pill to her son find out their fate
Mother turns pain into purpose as women who gave deadly pill to her son find out their fate
5-year-old Atlanta twins pronounced dead after being found unresponsive in Florida pool
5-year-old Atlanta twins pronounced dead after being found unresponsive in Florida pool
‘Devastating loss’: Firefighter dies in on-duty rollover crash in Rockdale County
‘Devastating loss’: Firefighter dies in on-duty rollover crash in Rockdale County
7 hidden tax inefficiencies for households earning $200K and above
Domain Money reports seven hidden tax inefficiencies affecting households earning over $200K, highlighting strategies to optimize tax savings and enhance financial planning.
El Niño forms, expected to grow to historic strength
Get ready for a heat wave. An El Niño has formed in the Pacific Ocean and is expected to grow to a historic strength.
James Handy’s girlfriend explains what happened before ‘Jumanji’ actor’s death
The long-time girlfriend of actor James Handy, who was stabbed to death, reveals what happened in the hours before he was killed.
Auditor’s Office says Invest Atlanta impact reports higher than actual effect
The Atlanta auditor said how Invest Atlanta evaluates success, and reports progress to city officials, is in need of more transparency and accountability.
As e-bike accidents rise among children, AAA warns parents to not skimp on head gear
With an increase in accidents, there’s a new push to keep kids safe on e-bikes and e-scooters. That includes the right head gear.
Child was so hungry he was eating roaches and ants, investigators say; mother arrested
A mother accused of child neglect that led to the death of her 1-year-old child will stay in jail after a court appearance Wednesday.
Pentagon lockdown lifted after false alarm
The Pentagon in Arlington, Virginia, was locked down on Thursday due to a potential hazmat issue.
‘Operation Yellow Card’: 35 missing children recovered ahead of FIFA World Cup, feds say
Federal, state, and local law enforcement agencies say they have safely recovered 35 missing children from Massachusetts as part of a coordinated effort tied to preparations for the 2026 FIFA World Cup.
FIFA World Cup: Atlanta trying to put finishing touches on road work
Workers around the city are making last-minute adjustments as the World Cup comes to town.
‘I’m just stuck’: Atlanta condo owner says elevator outages forced him from home for months
An Atlanta condominium owner says ongoing elevator failures at his downtown building have forced him and his family out of their home for a year and a half, while continuing to pay a mortgage on a property t...
Drunken passenger, Frontier manager get into fight on jet bridge at Atlanta airport: police
Atlanta police arrested Kristina Lopez Lujan on June 9. She will be charged with simple battery, public drunkenness and disorderly conduct.
‘Ridiculously dangerous’ I-20 merge changes after drivers raise crash concerns
The Georgia Department of Transportation has made changes to a construction zone that many drivers were calling extremely dangerous.
Atlanta’s Olympic Cauldron is moving
Georgia State University collaborates to relocate part of the Olympic Flame to Centennial Olympic Park.
SCAD students create murals, signs to welcome the world to Atlanta for World Cup
Discover how Atlanta welcomes the FIFA World Cup with creative murals and signage. SCAD students collaborate to create an intuitive wayfinding system.
FIFA Fan Festival kicks off in Atlanta as World Cup begins
City, state, and host committee leaders officially welcome fans from around the world during the ceremonial opening of FIFA Fan Festival Atlanta as the city kicks off its FIFA World Cup 2026 celebrations.
MARTA board welcomes federal investigation following several violent incidents on its trains
MARTA welcomes federal investigation into security practices after violent incidents. Transit union demands action to ensure public safety.