ATLANTA -- Police have charged a man with murder after he allegedly shot a possible squatter inside a northeast Atlanta home Monday morning.

The shooting happened at around 8 a.m. in the 1700 block of South Ponce de Leon Avenue.

Atlanta Police said the home had been broken into in the past, and the homeowner boarded it up while out of the country. A neighbor called the homeowner to say someone was living in the home, and the homeowner sent a relative over to the house to investigate. Police said the relative shot and killed the person found inside the house.

Authorities have charged 39-year-old Terrance Medina with murder in the shooting.

DEKALB COUNTY, Ga. -- 11Alive has learned more about the Ashford-Druid Hills apartment fire that destroyed an entire building.

The Dekalb County investigation into what caused the fire is going to take at least another week because so many agencies are involved.

But on Wednesday, residents were allowed in to recover what they could from their charred homes.

They've felt very frustrated by the slow moving flow of information from apartment management.

"Not knowing and also we were not told when we would be allowed back into the apartments to salvage things," one resident said.

(WXIA) -- You'll see less construction than usual on Atlanta's interstates and highways this weekend -- and you have the Braves to thank for it.

Due to Friday's home opener at Turner Field, as well as spring break, the Georgia Department of Transportation has suspended its typical weekend roadwork.

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No lane closures will take place on the surface streets around Turner Field. However, emergency-related closures are always a possibility.