ATLANTA -- Atlanta Police are working to track down the mother of a newborn baby girl found abandoned Monday night.

The child was found on a front porch on Harlan Road in southwest Atlanta around 5:30 p.m. Police said she was hours old, and her umbilical cord was still attached. She was wrapped in a Hello Kitty blanket.

Investigators have nicknamed the little girl Baby Harlan after the street she was found on. They now hope to find the child's mother and ensure she has received proper medical treatment.

ATLANTA -- 11Alive News has been reporting on the major overgrowth problem throughout the City of Atlanta, and now there's a property causing a public safety issue.

Four decades later, it's the same old story for 4415 Rolling Hill Road.

"All of us thought the owner was dead," neighbor Issac Oliver said.

It's the story 11Alive has been telling you about for months -- this time with an unfortunate twist.

"I guess they never found the end of the paper trail because it's still standing," Oliver said.

Another house in Southwest Atlanta -- a jungle of weeds, trees, and snakes -- has a public safety issue hidden in the mess.

"As you can see, you can't hardly see it," Oliver said.

ATLANTA -- Police believe a home invasion and shooting in southwest Atlanta revolves around cocaine.

The attempted break-in happened at around 3:45 a.m. Friday outside a unit at the Pavilion Place Apartments in the 500 block of Cleveland Avenue.

Atlanta Police Capt. Terrell Griffin said the break-in suspect did not get inside, but instead fired several shots into the unit's door. A 23-year-old man inside the apartment was struck one in the stomach and twice in the leg.

The victim was taken to an area hospital; his condition and name were not immediately available. Griffin said the man will be charged with possession of cocaine with intent to distribute.

The suspect ran from the apartment and has not been caught. Police believe the suspect tried to break into the apartment to get the victim's cocaine.