Storm knocks large tree onto house in Smyrna
A terrified family rushed out of their home in the middle of the night when a large tree crashed onto it in Smyrna.
Latest Headlines by Tom Regan
20 parks to close on Lake Lanier
The U.S. Army Corps of Engineers, which manages Lake Lanier, tells Channel 2 Action News that it is planning to close more than 20 lakeside parks due to government budget cuts.
Missing kayaker disappears near Lake Lanier
A search is underway for a man who disappeared Wednesday.
By Tom Regan, WSB-TV and WSBTV.com News Staff
Mother who lost 2 sons to fentanyl applauds tougher Georgia law
A law just signed by Georgia Gov. Brian Kemp will sharply increase prison time and fines for people dealing fentanyl.
Metro Atlanta businesses selling British goods say tariffs are hitting them hard
One business owner says they're paying as much as 13% because of tariffs and import taxes.
Dollar General serial ‘flasher’ being sought by law enforcement
Authorities in Haralson and Paulding counties are searching for a man who has repeatedly exposed himself to employees and shoppers at Dollar General stores.
Cold case killings: Police release new video in murder of couple
Atlanta police released new video Monday of a man rushing into an apartment and gunning down a couple in a bedroom as one of their children was lying down on the couch.
Severe storm sends trees crashing into homes in Floyd County
Cleanup is underway in a neighborhood in Rome after a powerful storm swept through the area Thursday night, damaging homes and knocking down powerlines.
Tariffs to increase price of fireworks, public firework displays
This is the time of the year when businesses begin to explode for fireworks sellers in metro Atlanta. However, due to the tariffs imposed on China, the world’s biggest manufacturer of fireworks, retailers in Atlanta expect their costs will go up, and the prices consumers will pay for fireworks.
Thrift, second-hand clothing stores get sales boost from tariffs
While tariffs on imported clothing and furniture are hurting some Metro Atlanta businesses, those that sell used clothing and furniture are seeing a jump in sales and customer traffic.
