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The Portland Fire capitalized on Atlanta's cold shooting and defensive lapses Saturday night, defeating the Dream 102-92 and handing Atlanta its sixth loss in the past seven games.
As Atlanta's FIFA Fan Festival enters its final week, fans may notice some extra security on horseback.
In May, Jamal Parker's body was found in one of Douglas County's reservoirs. Now authorities say they've charged a third person with his murder.
Hall County Sheriff Gerald Couch has won a partial legal victory in his DUI case after a judge ruled that evidence gathered during a search of his vehicle cannot be used at trial.
Heading out on the road for the summer? Law enforcement in Georgia and Florida have a warning: Slow down or face consequences.
Mercedes-Benz on Wednesday officially opened its new Atlanta technology center. It's a $34 million investment that company leaders say will bring hundreds of jobs and consolidate several research and development operations under one roof.
The College Park Fire Rescue Department is investigating a series of fires that have damaged homes in the city's Ward 1 community.
Florida detectives say the 33-year-old Georgia man impregnated his victim when she was 15 and 17 years old.
Before the new season of "Big Brother" began, the show paused for a moment to honor the life of former contestant and Atlanta resident Mickey Lee.
Long before Bomb Biscuit Company became one of Atlanta's most celebrated breakfast destinations, Erika Council was certain of one thing: she never wanted to own a restaurant.
A man accused of raping a Georgia woman while she was sleeping is in custody after an hours-long SWAT standoff at an Atlanta home, deputies say.
A 60-year-old Buford man drowned Wednesday afternoon at a popular Lake Lanier campground, Georgia Department of Natural Resources officials say.
In Fulton County, the district attorney's office is giving some people with arrest records a chance at a fresh start.
For many students, moving into a college dorm is an exciting milestone. But for those aging out of the foster care system, starting college without family support can be especially challenging. That's where Atlanta nonprofit Move-In Day Mafia steps in.
The Shepherd Center offered a free hiking and bird watching clinic at Panola Mountain State Park to encourage people with cognitive and physical impairments to get outside and enjoy the outdoors.