Air travel should return to normal by the weekend, Delta CEO says
Delta's CEO says that flights should be back to normal a lot faster than people think now that the government is reopening.
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Georgia Tech renames school in honor of Jimmy and Rosalynn Carter
Georgia Tech is celebrating the legacy of President Carter and first lady Rosalynn Carter by renaming a school in their honor.
Judge rules Savannah ban of guns in unlocked cars is unenforceable
Despite the judge's ruling the law violates the Constitution, Savannah officials say they believe the city will continue to enforce it.
Loaded gun magazine found on Frontier flight leaving Atlanta airport
A passenger found the loaded magazine near one of the seats while boarding the Frontier flight heading out of Atlanta, police say.
Hall County woman facing murder charges in death of 4-year-old child
The Hall County woman now faces charges of murder and first-degree child cruelty in connection with the case, police say.
Medicare premiums set to rise in 2026. Here's what it means for Georgia
Millions of Georgians will face higher Medicare premiums next year as Part B and prescription drug costs rise, putting added pressure on fixed incomes across the state.
Tucker considering new 4-hour parking limits downtown to boost business turnover
Drivers in downtown Tucker could soon see new parking rules, according to a city memo outlining a proposed ordinance.
Here's how Georgia's House members voted on the bill to end the shutdown
Here's how all of Georgia's House representatives voted on the bill that ended the longest government shutdown in history.
App born in Atlanta helps immigrant business owners chase American Dream
An Atlanta-based app founded by an immigrant entrepreneur is helping small business owners across the region operate more efficiently.
Hemp ban tucked into shutdown deal could upend Georgia businesses
Buried deep in the government shutdown deal is a provision that would make many hemp-derived products illegal, threatening a fast-growing industry in Georgia.