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One month after MARTA launched significant upgrades to its transit technology, commuters are putting the new system to the test. While the transition has been seamless for many, there were long lines at a few stations for some riders.
May 5 is National Silence The Shame Day, and the Atlanta nonprofit organization named for it is marking ten years of impact.
A City Council resolution pauses Atlanta Mission project on Hollowell Parkway as displaced businesses raise concerns.
County officials asked a federal judge to quash a sweeping subpoena seeking names, addresses, and contact info of thousands of election workers, arguing it's politically motivated and legally improper.
A Fulton County jury convicted Raissa Kengne on all 14 counts tied to the 2022 shooting that left two people dead.
The special committee is asking for public feedback to evaluate what went wrong on 404 Day and to determine what needs to change.
A rabbi in Dunwoody is bringing people together to cook and deliver meals to those in need and building community in the process.
The waste transfer station may not be in Cobb County, but residents of the nearby Warren Creek neighborhood say they're worried about its effects.
Students at College Park Elementary are turning the page on the harmful impacts of the COVID-19 pandemic.
Rodney Taylor, a double amputee and father of seven, is now back with his family after being held at a South Georgia immigration detention center for 15 months.
A Lovejoy police officer seen in a video slamming a man to the floor in a Walmart can go back to work after an investigation showed he used "reasonable force," officials say.
Georgia anglers will soon have more time to fish for red snapper. In the past, the fishing season has typically lasted only a few days each year due to federal limits.
A Grant Park coffeeshop says that they will commission another mural honoring the life of Jovita Moore after community outrage that a previous tribute had been painted over.
Investigators say the driver originally thought to be a suspect in the incident at the Marietta bar is now believed to be a victim.
Georgians may see the part of the state's $1.2 billion surplus tax rebate hit their bank accounts as soon as Monday.
