Atlanta's arts scene just got a major boost
Dozens of Atlanta artists received new grant funding as part of the city's expanded support for local creative talent.
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Dozens of Atlanta artists received new grant funding as part of the city's expanded support for local creative talent.
Atlanta police have arrested 31-year-old Kwame Shabazz in connection with multiple sexual assault cases, including the recent attack on Cosmopolitan Drive.
A proposed holding center for ICE detainees in a small Georgia town could be open as early as April, despite city officials opposition to the plan.
President Trump has announced who he's endorsing in the crowded field to succeed Marjorie Taylor Greene in Georgia.
An overnight fire at DeKalb County home has claimed the lives of four family members, officials say.
Materials that would otherwise end in a landfill are now turned into creative projects through the nonprofit Scraplanta.
Police have arrested a suspect wanted for a shooting at the Decatur Library that left one victim fighting for their life in the hospital.
T.I. has spent decades commanding stages as a chart-topping rapper, but these days, the Atlanta icon is chasing laughs instead of platinum plaques and finding healing along the way.
In response to rising concerns over school safety, Decatur City Schools is rolling out a new 24/7 reporting system and expanding mental health services for students.
Georgia Republican U.S. Rep. Barry Loudermilk says he won't seek reelection this year.
Khalid Kamau, former mayor of South Fulton, pleaded guilty to misdemeanor criminal trespass in a 2023 incident, allowing him to avoid a felony charge and resulting in probation, community service, and a fine.
Through internships and mentorship, Tonya Hicks is helping young people of color access careers in the electrical industry, breaking barriers in a field where women and minorities are underrepresented.
Police say a five-year-old Marietta boy died after being found unresponsive at home, prompting a criminal investigation that led to both parents being charged with multiple felonies.
A years-long lawsuit over Atlanta's largest wastewater treatment facility has ended with a settlement and a cleaner Chattahoochee River, officials say.
Authorities say the former Heards Ferry Elementary School student entered the school's playground and attacked multiple children and a staff member.