Former metro Atlanta officer accused of sexual assault to appear in court for retrial
A former East Point police officer is expected back in court on Monday for a retrial stemming from 10 charges related to an alleged sexual assault.
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Alpharetta to vote on North Point Mall redevelopment plans
The Alpharetta City Council will vote to make, or reject, a large development project that could change the athletic landscape of the metro area.
Hearing on Stockbridge mayor’s misconduct allegations postponed amid bias claims
A hearing to address misconduct allegations against the mayor of Stockbridge has been postponed until after a judge can decide whether a city council member should be removed from the proceeding because of bias.
Historic Atlanta neighborhood says new GDOT signals are ruining its character
Atlanta residents argue new pedestrian signals damage the historic character of the Castleberry Hill district.
Car crashes on Morehouse campus, nearly hitting students
A car sped through Morehouse College campus, crashed into a light pole and overturned, nearly hitting students.
Busy road reopens hours after car knocks down utility pole, cuts power to hundreds
The driver hopped out and ran off after the crash.
Early morning house fire kills 2 in Atlanta, including father and grandfather
An investigation is underway to determine what started a fire that destroyed a house in southwest Atlanta, killing two people.
2 Gainesville firefighters suspended after truck crashes into van
Two Gainesville firefighters were suspended after their fire truck crashed into a public transit van at a four-way stop, causing the van to flip over.
Dangerous heat prompts Clayton County school system to calls off outdoor activities
As heat baked the region, Clayton County Public Schools cancelled all outdoor activities Thursday, including recess, physical education classes and “any outdoor activity associated with specific coursework.”
Clayton County Schools cancels outdoor school day activities for heat
Students who attend Clayton County Schools will spend more time indoors on Thursday because of the heat.
