Georgia leaders, advocates respond as Trump revives 2020 election claims
Georgia officials and voting rights advocates pushed back after President Trump repeated false and misleading claims about election integrity.
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Georgia officials and voting rights advocates pushed back after President Trump repeated false and misleading claims about election integrity.
From a South Florida attorney whose voice was cloned to a metro Atlanta couple who lost $800,000, AI scams are on the rise, costing nearly $900 million nationwide.
Authorities say the longtime deputy and foster parent was arrested after an investigation into alleged child abuse at his home.
Authorities say 17-year-old Kylie Robinson disappeared from Washington, Georgia, more than a year ago.
Months after the fire left the Floyd County Historic Courthouse in Rome severely damaged, officials are still waiting to see what could be salvaged.
A Ball Ground homeowner got an unexpected overnight visitor this week after a bear wandered onto the family's front porch and helped itself to a bird feeder.
Isabelle Rose Johnson is wanted for murder in Northwest Florida and should be considered dangerous, Georgia authorities say.
A golf cart tore up St. Pius X's football field, causing major turf damage. Officials are assessing the vandalism as repairs start before the new season.
Thirteen-year-old Layla Alexis Nubian Carter is believed to be in extreme danger after her abduction, investigators say.
Georgia families will soon be able to save more for future education costs while paying lower fees under new changes to the state's Path2College 529 Plan.
President Trump is scheduled to visit a high school in metro Atlanta next week to discuss his administration's new Trump Accounts.
Artificial intelligence is being used more and more in our everyday lives, but as it continues to expand, so do questions about the data that makes it work.
Uber had been trying to stop its CEO from testifying in a lawsuit accusing the company of not doing enough to prevent the sex trafficking of a Georgia 14-year-old.
A federal indictment claims the couple starved their baby for weeks before he died and abused their three dogs while living at Fort Benning.
For more than a year, one transportation planner has turned a Philadelphia-to-Atlanta commute into part of his daily life, logging more than 150 flights and spending more than 1,000 hours in airport terminals to keep the job he found after being laid off.