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What began as one postpartum mother's search for connection has grown into a weekly gathering that blends strength training, cardio and community-building — with babies in tow.
Police say nearly $100,000 worth of paintings, musical instruments, and other items were taken from a single Georgia storage unit last year.
Whether you are coming from across the globe or heading in from your own neighborhood, transportation officials and regional partners have laid out a clear game plan for getting fans to and from the stadium without the headache.
Kennesaw police are asking the public for help identifying a man they say was caught on camera during a road rage incident last month.
June 27, 2026 will officially be "David Scott Day" in the City of College Park to honor the life and legacy of the late metro Atlanta lawmaker.
The Atlanta Beltline is inviting the public to celebrate a major expansion of its trail system as new segments of the Southside Trail are set to open June 12.
Georgia Tech's historic season came to a heartbreaking end Monday afternoon.
Homeowners in Villa Rica are protesting a roadway project that could force them off their property. City council voted to use eminent domain to gain access to private land to complete construction.
Grady Health System is expanding access to emergency care with a new 24-hour emergency department in Union City.
Police say a suspect was arrested shortly after Margaret Swan was stabbed to death aboard a MARTA train.
Atlanta's Policing Alternatives & Diversion Initiative says it expects more people to seek services after Fulton County's new misdemeanor policy takes effect.
It's been nearly a week since Arthur Cofield escaped a federal prison camp in Georgia, and the FBI is offering a reward for any information that leads to the capture of the "armed and dangerous" inmate.
Gov. Brian Kemp will not extend the suspension of Georgia's gas tax again, meaning that it will expire on Tuesday night.
A Department of Education proposal outlines that trade school program graduates who earn less than a high school graduate could lose access to federal student aid. This is part of a federal effort to reel back on career programs that leave students with debt and low earnings.
The body was found on May 21 by a maintenance worker who was checking on a possible water leak in the Cobb County building that once was a Kroger.