Adam Murphy

There is a new twist to the trend of selling water on the streets of Atlanta. A local non-profit called “Helping Empower Youth” is working with the city to help inspire the next generation of entrepreneurs.

There’s a buzz louder than any bee could make in one of Atlanta’s most sought-after neighborhoods. Realtor Carina Levene discovered a stunning offer for a home in Ansley Park for $22,000. A million-dollar home marked down by more than $900,000. The only problem, the owner is not selling the home.

On Peachtree Street in Midtown Atlanta, next to the Fox Theatre, there’s trouble brewing at a 24-hour diner. The restaurant doors were locked, and the lights were out following a recent health inspection.

Dekalb County Police need your help to locate three individuals seen running through a restaurant parking lot with assault rifles and shooting another man several times.

The Georgia Department of Transportation is now planning to build express lanes on the top end of the perimeter spanning across Cobb, Fulton and DeKalb Counties to alleviate some of the congestion.

Two right lanes on Interstate 285 westbound will be closed Tuesday night to run some additional tests on the Ashford Dunwoody Road bridge.

Cyber criminals know no boundaries. Whether you’re the big company or the little guy, FBI agents say you’re now a target. Special agent Chad Hunt investigates ransomware cybercrimes which cost Georgians more than $20 million dollars last year.

A metro Atlanta restaurant is in some hot water this week after receiving one of the lowest scores we’ve ever seen. Piccadilly Cafeteria failed with 26-points and a “U” for unsatisfactory.

Sandy Springs Police tracked down three more suspected gang members late last week which they said are tied to a string of home invasions in metro Atlanta.

The new school year is up and running, but some of the air conditioning units are not.CBS46 obtained an 80-page report detailing hundreds of open HVAC issues in Clayton County Schools.