Georgia Gov. Brian Kemp in Japan this week to strengthen business ties
Governor Brian Kemp is in Japan this week, working to strengthen Georgia's decades-long ties with one of the state's biggest economic partners.
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Governor Brian Kemp is in Japan this week, working to strengthen Georgia's decades-long ties with one of the state's biggest economic partners.
Delta Air Lines is adding a major new route with nonstop flights from Atlanta to Riyadh, Saudi Arabia, starting in October 2026.
Tua Tagovailoa threw a season-high four touchdown passes and the Miami Dolphins ended their three-game losing streak by dominating the short-handed Atlanta Falcons 34-10.
CVS and Walgreens are shutting down stores on Old National Highway, but one independent pharmacist says she's ready to serve her community.
Metro Atlanta families are putting the finishing touches on costumes and making plans to keep their trick-or-treaters safe.
Wrestling in Atlanta brought people together when almost nothing did. Deep South Wrestling is trying to keep that legacy alive one body slam at a time.
Starting on Nov. 1, families across Georgia will not have access to SNAP benefits because of the ongoing government shutdown.
Nearly all of the Peach State is experiencing some form of drought, ranging from moderate to extreme.
ONE Musicfest returns to Atlanta Saturday, Oct. 25, and Sunday, Oct. 26, with Future, Ludacris, Doechii, the Dungeon Family, and more.
Dr. Devon Horton will resign from his position on Nov. 15 after he was named in a federal indictment out of Illinois.
The SEC has suspended veteran referee Ken Williamson for the rest of the season following his crew's performance during Georgia's 20-10 win over Auburn on Oct. 11, CBS Sports confirmed.
A traffic stop involving a stolen U-Haul ended with a driver dead in Smyrna on Friday morning, police say.
The Georgia Department of Transportation's plan to expand Interstate 285 with new toll lanes could soon reshape parts of DeKalb County, and some residents say it may come too close to home.
Once a dying logging town, Helen, Georgia, now draws families from throughout the Southeast to its Oktoberfest celebration.
Without subsidies, health insurance premiums for many low- and middle-income Georgians could rapidly increase.