"Little Women: Atlanta" star Ms. Juicy arrested in Georgia on license and insurance charges
A reality TV personality known to many fans as Ms. Juicy is facing legal trouble in Georgia.
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A reality TV personality known to many fans as Ms. Juicy is facing legal trouble in Georgia.
The Secretary of State's office announced Wednesday a new upgrade to the state's Election Data Hub, which allows Georgians to track voter turnout by party affiliation as voting continues across the state.
Atlanta City Councilmember Andrea L. Boone is calling for a closer look at how the city plans and manages 404 Day, with a focus on safety, logistics and its impact on surrounding communities.
A statewide Level 1 drought response is affecting Georgia farmers, mobile markets and families who rely on affordable fresh food.
Officials battling two large wildfires in southern Georgia say firefighters are bracing for a long battle even after weekend rains boosted their containment efforts.
The nonprofit clinic, a safety net for uninsured patients, will shutter due to funding shortfalls, impacting hundreds.
DeKalb County jury convicts 41-year-old in 2020 killing of a man who had offered him help; judge hands down consecutive life sentences.
A Lawrenceville man has been sentenced to three life prison terms plus 89 years after being found guilty of repeatedly sexually assaulting a young girl over several years, starting when she was just 3 years old.
With the Georgia Supreme Court election approaching, Jen Jordan's campaign gains momentum as Georgia Sen. Jon Ossoff and a coalition of labor, civil rights, and advocacy organizations announce their support.
City-backed activation aims to put local businesses front and center during eight World Cup matches, with prime downtown vending opportunities and reduced participation costs.
A new analysis finds more than 2,000 crashes in Atlanta last year, with speeding and driver behavior cited as leading factors as city leaders weigh valuable infrastructure fixes.
Angel Reese hasn't played a game yet for Atlanta, but the Dream are already making it clear they see her as a long-term piece.
Authorities say the Atlanta man's crimes began when he called an Atlanta woman's clinic in 2024 and told the employees he was planning to "shoot the whole place up."
State leaders gave an update Tuesday, outlining where things stand and what crews are up against as they continue working to contain multiple large fires burning across the region.
The former University of Alabama football player pleaded guilty to defrauding investors of millions of dollars in part by putting on makeup and wigs to impersonate Falcons quarterback Michael Penix Jr. and other NFL players.
