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At Ron Clark Academy, Atlanta students aren't just learning math and reading; they're building confidence, public speaking skills, and leadership abilities to succeed in school and beyond.
After revealing his prostate cancer diagnosis, Montell Jordan says early detection saved his life, and he hopes his new tour will encourage men to get screened.
Atlanta's youngest council member, Carden Wyckoff, is bringing accessibility issues to the forefront during her 100-day term.
For the first time in over 140 years, Atlanta's historic Oakland Cemetery is opening up burial spaces to the public, allowing everyday residents to rest alongside the city's most famous figures.
Georgia drivers are facing significant changes as key incentives for electric vehicle owners come to an end.
Jurors convicted Julian Conley on several charges in the killing of Secoriea Turner, who was shot while riding in a car near the site of protests over Rayshard Brooks' death.
Azalea Fresh Market opened earlier this month just blocks from Georgia State University, offering a variety of fresh produce, groceries, and convenience items.
Trustees at Truett McConnell University in Georgia won't reinstate President Emir Caner.
Atlanta is turning down more than $37 million in federal money for Hartsfield-Jackson Atlanta International Airport after rejecting a grant tied to diversity, equity, and inclusion programs.
A deadly stabbing at a Cobb County motel early Friday left one woman dead and another hurt, police said. It happened at the same location where violence struck just days earlier.
Ladosia Robinson lost her husband in 2020 and her son two years later to gun violence. She joined a community vigil Thursday night to honor their lives and find support in her grief.
In the heart of Midtown, you'll find an artist at work combining the words of William Shakespeare and the spirit of Atlanta.
After decades of rebuilding, Coach Darren Myles has turned Carver High's struggling football program into a powerhouse while teaching life lessons.
The $40M Rodney Cook Park proved its worth during Hurricane Helene, protecting homes from floodwaters by storing nearly 9 million gallons of stormwater.
As East Point works to add bike lanes, landscaping, and parking, local businesses report hundreds of thousands in lost sales, citing blocked storefronts and declining foot traffic.