Laken Riley's father sues Georgia university system over daughter's death
Laken Riley's father is suing Georgia's public university system, saying its failures contributed to her killing on the University of Georgia campus.
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Laken Riley's father is suing Georgia's public university system, saying its failures contributed to her killing on the University of Georgia campus.
One of the locations "Scream 7" director Kevin Williamson handpicked for the newest film in the slasher series was the Atlanta's Savannah College of Art and Design.
Standing courtside at State Farm Arena Thursday night, Grammy-winning rapper and longtime Atlanta advocate Killer Mike beamed as he prepared to emcee a celebration of the city's hip-hop legacy during the Atlanta Hawks game against the Washington Wizards.
The Rabun County High School cafeteria worker is now facing charges of child molestation, grooming a minor, and sexual exploitation of a child, deputies say.
South Fulton police say the canned lemon drop martini was found in a student's lunchbox.
Georgia's child welfare agency spiraled into crisis amid an $85.7 million shortfall and although lawmakers voted to fill it, the impacts will last.
Prosecutors say the Georgia Home Depot associate used her credentials and the COVID-19 pandemic to steal more than 8,000 gift cards from the company in less than two years.
Inside an Ebenezer Baptist Church classroom, volunteers are helping families file their taxes for free one return at a time.
In Decatur, a small pie shop is bringing big flavor from half a world away.
The Atlanta Hawks are turning a home game into a tribute to Magic City, the city's famous adult entertainment club.
Hundreds of Atlanta kindergarteners received $10,000 investment accounts, part of a new initiative aimed at building generational wealth and narrowing the city's financial inequality.
Federal health officials say an infant botulism outbreak linked to recalled ByHeart baby formula is over.
State bars Timothy Nathaniel Darnell from securities activities and imposes a $500,000 penalty, citing alleged violations related to the First Liberty collapse and losses suffered by senior investors.
South Fulton officials say the demolition of some of the complex's buildings are long overdue, but residents are concerned about where the bulldozers may go next.
If you've driven around Atlanta and noticed street names suddenly change, you're not alone.