Atlanta mandates push-button access at most street-facing building entrances
Atlanta is taking a new step to make buildings more accessible for people with disabilities.
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ICE documents show plans for proposed Georgia immigrant detention center
The new ICE documents shows the small Georgia town of Social Circle will be one of the agency's "mega centers" that would hold up to 10,000 detainees.
FanDuel Sports Network lays off dozens of employees, closing Atlanta offices
After the Atlanta Braves terminated its contract with FanDuel Sports Network, the sports media company is laying off dozens of employees and closing its local offices.
Atlanta officers reunite mother with 1-year-old allegedly kidnapped by ex-boyfriend
Body camera footage captured the moments Atlanta police officers safely rescued a 1-year-old boy kidnapped by his mother's ex-boyfriend.
Gwinnett County Public Schools moves closer to naming next superintendent
Gwinnett County Public Schools is moving closer to naming its next superintendent, and school board members met again this week to continue the search behind closed doors.
Georgia high school student dies from rare flu complication, family says
Bailey Cruse went to the doctor with what appeared to be normal flu-like symptoms. Days later, her family says she suffered a cardiac arrest and died at a local hospital.
Gwinnett County minor arrested after threatening woman they met on Roblox
Detectives say they found other messages where the Gwinnett County minor talked about killing other women and "having a kill list."
4 Sandy Springs massage parlors shut down in human trafficking investigation
Sandy Springs police have shut down four massage businesses and arrested three women as part of an investigation into allegations of human trafficking and prostitution.
Heisman winner Danny Wuerffel among regulars at beloved Atlanta coffee shop
My Coffee Shop, snuggled on the corner of 4th Ave. and Memorial Dr., isn't just a stop for dozens of daily customers; it's become a second home.
Supreme Court strikes down most of Trump's tariffs in major defeat
The Supreme Court on Friday ruled President Trump does not have the authority to unilaterally impose sweeping tariffs under a federal emergency powers law.