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With gas prices rising due to renewed tensions with Iran and Georgia's reinstated fuel tax, Pastor Jeremy Tuck of Connection Point Church in Forest Park is helping drivers.
In Atlanta, local restaurant worker Jeanelle Evghill anxiously waits for news from her family still trapped in the hardest-hit areas.
Locals say moving the Olympic cauldron to Centennial Park threatens a symbol of Summerhill's history and activist Mattie Ansley Jackson's legacy.
Ten Atlanta students and three nonprofits were honored by the Lewis Foundation's Good Troublemakers program for advancing education, civic engagement, and impact.
In a letter to federal transit officials, MARTA highlighted falling crime rates, increased police staffing, new fare gates and hundreds of millions in planned safety investments as the agency undergoes a federal review.
At a packed town hall, Mableton residents raised tough questions about costs, transparency, and the city's future police force.
A developer's plan to turn a vacant Walgreens into a liquor store on Covington Highway has ignited fierce debate in DeKalb County.
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.
Elderly and disabled residents at Manor III Apartments in southeast Atlanta say they've been without electricity for days after an apparent electrical fire damaged a breaker box.
Gov. Brian Kemp approved Georgia's $36.6 billion state budget for 2027, cutting $300 million from planned spending after recent tax cuts reduced projected revenue.
After surviving a hit-and-run while jogging in Atlanta, Alvin "AB" Bailey transformed a personal setback into Hills 4 ATL.
Fans lined up outside a Cobb County Dunkin' as players from the Savannah Bananas and Party Animals served coffee, signed autographs and connected with families ahead of their Atlanta games.
Donations are pouring in as Forsyth County fire stations and Cumming police collect essential supplies for communities devastated by South Georgia wildfires.
The agency says new bus routes are boosting frequency and reliability, but many riders remain frustrated by unclear changes.
Organizers say the 54th annual festival highlights neighborhood pride, volunteer power, and a growing regional draw.
Loved ones honor Tony Matthews, who was fatally shot outside a Kroger, as police investigate a string of violent attacks across DeKalb County.
The latest Beltline expansion is sparking hope among Glenwood Park residents and business owners, who anticipate what new opportunities it could bring.
As a grieving family plans a public celebration of life in Atlanta, new details and past coverage highlight both the joy Tianah brought—and the violence that took her life.
Dunwoody City Council unanimously backed a new agreement, 911 system, and drone expansion as residents raise allegations of misuse and oversight gaps.
As Atlanta faces fire station closures and equipment outages, the city's firefighters' union claims public safety is at risk and urges residents to speak out.
Survivors shared powerful testimony as the city marks the 61st observance of the sacred memorial honoring six million Jews killed in the Holocaust.
Qualeisha Barnes, known as "Siditty," was 14 weeks pregnant at the time of her death, according to family members, as authorities continue searching for answers.
From marching bands to music and food, Atlanta's 15th annual 404 Day brought thousands together, highlighting the city's cultural power, even as safety concerns surfaced.
A new monument at Piedmont Park honors Atlanta-area Vietnam veterans decades after the war, offering a space for reflection and remembrance.
Atlanta youth athletes are learning how to turn discipline, teamwork, and leadership into careers beyond sports through a new mentorship event led by former NFL players and tech leaders.
At the Atlanta Hawks Lady Ballers Summer Camp, girls worked on their game and found out basketball can be about much more than scoring points.
From its roots as an original colony to its status as a global hub of commerce and the birthplace of modern civil rights, Georgia has consistently been a state of historic breakthroughs.
After years of giving away food, a Gwinnett County chef's nonprofit has expanded to a farm so that it can supply meals using its own crops.
A Georgia lifeguard's quick thinking helped save a young boy who had wandered into the pool at a popular waterpark.
A ground stop has been issued for Hartsfield-Jackson Atlanta International Airport due to a storm system passing through the metro area.