Metro Atlanta braces for bottleneck ahead of I-285 weekend shutdown
Starting Friday night, part of Interstate 285 on the west side of Atlanta will be completely shut down in both directions.
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Starting Friday night, part of Interstate 285 on the west side of Atlanta will be completely shut down in both directions.
Over the course of a single week, Hundreds of volunteers are working alongside future homeowners to build 24 homes in Atlanta as part of a major Habitat for Humanity effort.
Starting next year, most Georgia high school students won't be able to use their cellphones during the school day.
A former treasurer of a Georgia youth sports organization is facing felony charges after police say he used the group's bank card for thousands of unauthorized purchases.
A Gwinnett County police officer has been relieved of duty after officials say she used law enforcement resources to access her ex's location.
Candidates have until the afternoon of May 13 to qualify for the special election to fill the rest of late lawmaker David Scott's congressional term.
After more than 35 years in operation, Bridgestone Golf is planning to shut down its plant and testing facility in Covington, Georgia next month.
As Atlanta prepares to host matches for the 2026 FIFA World Cup, city and sports leaders say the focus now is on execution after years of planning.
Authorities say the two off-duty Atlanta police officers were taken into custody after refusing to leave the VIP area at the Gas South Arena rodeo event.
After months of parent feedback, the DeKalb County School District says it won't be making any decisions on whether to shut down or convert any of its schools in the near future.
Hannah Payne will have the chance for a new trial after the state Supreme Court said the prosecution's use of artificial intelligence in their briefs violated court rules.
A North Georgia sheriff already suspended following a DUI arrest earlier this year is facing new charges after authorities say he was pulled over again for a traffic violation on Georgia 400.
Morning commuters traveling north on Interstate 75 Tuesday faced delays after officials said a CobbLinc bus was involved in "a serious-injury crash."
One month after MARTA launched significant upgrades to its transit technology, commuters are putting the new system to the test. While the transition has been seamless for many, there were long lines at a few stations for some riders.
May 5 is National Silence The Shame Day, and the Atlanta nonprofit organization named for it is marking ten years of impact.