Georgia Power critic cleared of trade secrets charges

A frequent critic of Georgia Power who was arrested in October for allegedly taking a notebook labeled "Georgia Power Trade Secrets" will not be prosecuted.

• Jan 27

Lights return as North Georgia cleans up after devastating winter storm

Crews and the National Guard continue clearing debris and repairing damage in hard-hit White and Habersham Counties, as locals reflect on lessons learned and the resilience of their communities.

• Jan 27

Falcons coach Kevin Stefanski promises smart, tough football in Atlanta: "We will be about that work"

Kevin Stefanski said he is "beyond thrilled" to be the Falcons' new head coach, calling Atlanta the place he wanted to be and a city that pulled him in from the very start.

• Jan 27

MARTA plans open houses to prepare riders for major bus network changes

Metro Atlanta bus riders will get a firsthand look at major changes coming to the city's transit system as MARTA prepares to launch its NextGen Bus Network this spring.

• Jan 27

Georgia teen arrested after stolen SUV flips during police chase

A high-speed police chase in Fayette County ended in a rollover crash last Friday afternoon, leaving a 17-year-old boy suffering minor injuries. Officials say the teen is now facing multiple felony and traffic charges.

• Jan 27

Explosion reported in Midtown Atlanta; underground fire knocks out power to 4,000 customers

Residents reported hearing an explosion near a busy Midtown intersection Monday night, prompting a response from Atlanta Fire Rescue crews who later found and extinguished a small underground fire that knocked out power to thousands of customers.

• Jan 27

Georgia Sen. Warnock visits Alex Pretti memorial, meets with faith leaders after Minneapolis shootings

Georgia Sen. Raphael Warnock traveled to Minneapolis on Tuesday to visit memorials for Alex Pretti and Renee Good and to meet with faith leaders in the city.

• Jan 28

Metro Atlanta warming centers open doors as freezing temperatures hit

With temperatures plunging below freezing tonight, warming centers across Metro Atlanta open their doors to offer safe shelter to those in need.

• Jan 26

Freeze could lead to icy spots on Georgia roads days after winter storm

Georgia drivers are urged to give themselves extra time Tuesday morning and to watch closely for black ice, even on roads that appeared clear during the day.

• Jan 26

Emory says physician tied to Iranian official no longer employed after protest

The daughter of Iran's top national security official is no longer employed by Emory University following public protests and calls for her removal by Congressman Buddy Carter.

• Jan 26

Hazardous conditions force some Georgia schools to remain closed on Tuesday

Some Georgia school districts will remain shut down on Tuesday as the state recovers from the weekend's ice storm.

• Jan 26

Georgia's White County working to recover after ice storm's power outages

Officials in Georgia's White County have compared the damage the weekend's ice storm left in its wake to a Category 2 hurricane.

• Jan 26

Georgia lawmakers react after Border Patrol agent kills man in Minneapolis

Georgia's elected officials are speaking out after a deadly shooting by a federal immigration agent in Minneapolis over the weekend.

• Jan 26

O'Hare claims world's busiest airport title, but Atlanta disputes losing crown

Has a new airport taken the crown for America's busiest airport away from Atlanta's Hartsfield-Jackson? That depends on who you ask.

• Jan 26

Georgia law strengthens HVAC warranty protections for homeowners

A new Georgia law is changing how HVAC warranties work, giving homeowners and future buyers stronger protections and fewer surprises when costly repairs are needed.

• Jan 26

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