Atlanta crews clear storm drains, prepare for possible flooding from Isaias
Atlanta crews are clearing storm drains and preparing water treatment plants as the city gets ready for Isaias and the threat of heavy rain and flooding.
Latest Headlines by Bryan Mims
‘People are relying on you’: Verizon, Home Depot get into storm response mode
Teams from Verizon headed out from Alpharetta, ready to restore cell service after the storm, while The Home Depot activated its emergency response command center in Cobb County.
Firefighters union: South Fulton violating contract by not giving pay raises
A local firefighters union says the City of South Fulton is failing to give firefighters a pay raise this year as required by a collective bargaining agreement.
Man found dead at Historic Old Fourth Ward Park
A man was found dead inside the Historic Old Fourth Ward Park in Northeast Atlanta early Saturday morning.
By WSBTV.com News Staff and Bryan Mims, WSB-TV
‘We love Dolly’: Georgians celebrate the Queen of Country on 9-2-5 day
Sept. 25, the day to delight in all things Dolly, is a nod to one of her biggest hits and the 1980 movie of the same name – “9-to-5.” The star died last month at the age of 80.
‘Where is the money?’ Students upset, confused by beauty school’s sudden closure
Students are struggling to understand why their beauty school is suddenly shutting down after nearly 40 years in business, forcing them to finish their education elsewhere.
Lawsuit filed after groom killed in helicopter crash on wedding day
A helicopter company and wedding venue are now facing a lawsuit after a helicopter crash that killed a husband on his wedding night.
A train every 10 minutes? Atlanta to consider $3.5 billion Beltline light rail proposal
Atlanta City Council is set to consider plans to bring light rail to the Beltline.
‘Because this is history:’ Descendants, volunteers clean up abandoned slave cemetery
Volunteers banded together Sunday to clean up a long-abandoned African American cemetery.
Atlanta City Council to discuss Flock Safety limits pitched by mayor
On Monday, Atlanta Mayor Andre Dickens is going before the city council to discuss new rules he’d like for how police use surveillance technology.
