Morehouse student arrested for viral bus assault

Morehouse student arrested for viral bus assault

Morehouse Student Arrested After Viral Clark Atlanta Incident A Morehouse College student has been arrested following a widely circulated social media video depicting him assaulting a Clark Atlanta University student. This deeply disturbing incident has ignited widespread concern and swift responses from both university administrations within the close-knit Atlanta University Center (AUC) community. Details of the Altercation The incident began on a Georgia State University bus when the victim reportedly had her foot stepped on. … Read More

Jeffrey Kalinsky Luxury Retail Comeback Atlanta

Jeffrey Kalinsky Luxury Retail Comeback Atlanta

Jeffrey Kalinsky’s Luxury Retail Comeback in Atlanta After more than five years, retail visionary Jeffrey Kalinsky is making a highly anticipated return to the luxury fashion scene, choosing Atlanta for his next venture. Known for his impeccable curation and exceptional service, Kalinsky is set to open a new women’s-only specialty store in Buckhead Village, marking a significant moment for the city’s high-end retail landscape. This comeback promises a fresh perspective on luxury shopping, tailored for … Read More

Atlanta Weekend Guide Diverse Fun And Events

Atlanta Weekend Guide Diverse Fun And Events

Your Atlanta Weekend Guide: November 21-23, 2025 Metro Atlanta is set for a vibrant weekend, November 21-23, 2025, packed with a diverse array of events catering to every interest. From festive gatherings and culinary delights to captivating live performances and thrilling sports matchups, there’s a wealth of activities happening both within the city and across North Georgia. Discover What’s Happening in Atlanta and Beyond This weekend promises something for everyone, as highlighted by Joyce Lupiani's … Read More


New Path Connects Silver Comet Trail to Downtown Atlanta

New Path Connects Silver Comet Trail to Downtown Atlanta

New Path Connects Silver Comet Trail to Downtown Atlanta Exciting news for Atlanta residents and outdoor enthusiasts! A significant new segment of a walking path has officially opened along MacArthur Boulevard in northwest Atlanta, bringing the beloved Silver Comet Trail much closer to the heart of our city. This development marks a major milestone in Atlanta’s broader vision for urban connectivity and active living. Extending Atlanta’s Green Network The Silver Comet Trail is a renowned … Read More

Metro Atlanta Holiday Cheer Guide

Metro Atlanta Holiday Cheer Guide

Get Festive: Your Guide to Holiday Cheer in Metro Atlanta Metro Atlanta is brimming with holiday spirit, offering a spectacular array of activities to get you in a festive mood. From dazzling light displays and ice skating rinks to traditional markets and captivating performances, there’s no shortage of ways to celebrate the season right here in our city. Locals can dive into a dozen unique experiences designed to create lasting holiday memories. Enchanting Light Displays … Read More

Atlanta Soju Crowned Worlds Best

Atlanta Soju Crowned Worlds Best

Metro Atlanta Food News: Award-Winning Soju, Openings & More The culinary landscape of Metro Atlanta is buzzing with exciting developments, from local spirits achieving global recognition to new dining destinations opening their doors. This week, we celebrate a significant win for a Doraville-based distillery, mourn the loss of a pivotal figure in the restaurant supply industry, and highlight several new restaurant openings and special events across the city. Atlanta-Made Soju Crowned World’s Best Doraville’s own … Read More


APS Johnson Outlines Priorities for Extended Term

APS Johnson Outlines Priorities for Extended Term

APS Superintendent Bryan Johnson Outlines Key Priorities Atlanta Public Schools Superintendent Bryan Johnson recently outlined his key priorities for the district during an appearance on WABE’s “Closer Look.” With his contract extended through July 2028, Johnson is focused on ensuring APS students receive the support and resources needed for success across the district’s nearly 50,000 K-12 students. Leading APS into the Future Superintendent Bryan Johnson took the helm of Atlanta Public Schools in August 2024 … Read More

Atlanta immigration raid rumors debunked

Atlanta immigration raid rumors debunked

Clarifying Immigration Raid Rumors in Metro Atlanta Recent social media and text posts have created a wave of concern throughout metro Atlanta, circulating unverified reports of widespread federal immigration raids. Amidst these alarming claims, local law enforcement agencies and federal officials have stepped forward to deny any such operations, urging residents to rely on verified information to avoid unnecessary panic and community disruption. Local Law Enforcement and Federal Agencies Debunk Rumors Responding directly to community … Read More

DeKalb Officer Shoots Hostage Suspect Critical

DeKalb Officer Shoots Hostage Suspect Critical

DeKalb County Officer Shoots Suspect in Hostage Incident A tense situation unfolded early Friday morning in DeKalb County, resulting in an officer-involved shooting. Police responded to reports of a person being held against their will, leading to an exchange of gunfire with a suspect who is now in critical condition. Incident Details on Errol Drive DeKalb County Police Department officials confirmed they were called to the 7900 block of Errol Drive around 5:30 a.m. Responding … Read More

Atlanta gas blast injures one displaces dozens

Atlanta gas blast injures one displaces dozens

Gas Explosion Rocks Northside Plaza Near Mercedes-Benz Stadium A gas explosion at the Northside Plaza apartments near Mercedes-Benz Stadium on Tuesday night, November 18, 2025, injured one person and triggered a major emergency response. The blast destroyed a vacant three-story building, leading to the displacement of dozens of nearby residents as investigations into the cause are now underway. Atlanta Apartment Blast: What We Know Atlanta firefighters responded to a 911 call reporting an explosion and … Read More

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