Toni Morrison novel removed from Cobb County school libraries
Toni Morrison's 1970 novel "The Bluest Eye" is the 30th book removed from Cobb County school libraries since 2024.
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Toni Morrison's 1970 novel "The Bluest Eye" is the 30th book removed from Cobb County school libraries since 2024.
An Atlanta Public Schools football coach is out of a job after he was arrested for an "onfield incident" during a game, officials say.
The U.S. Department of Veterans Affairs has awarded more than $43 million in grants to Georgia community organizations in an effort to fight veteran homelessness in the state.
Thomas A. Fanning, the retired head of Southern Company, is the sole finalist to lead the University System of Georgia's 25 public colleges and universities.
A traffic stop during a funeral procession led to Georgia deputies discovering what they called a "mobile meth lab."
The memorial service for a Georgia College & State University women's soccer player who passed away after a battle with cancer will take place in her hometown of Loganville on Friday.
Georgia Tech student Caden Qiao has been found safe after disappearing Sunday evening, campus police announced Thursday morning.
At Chateau Elan's annual festival, patrons can sample all the vineyard's wines while learning about how they're made.
Health officials in Georgia say one person has died from the West Nile Virus.
If finished, the "Forts to Port Route" of Interstate 14 would be the first new interstate in Georgia since the 1960s
DeKalb County Schools is looking to build a districtwide automated stop-arm camera enforcement program, potentially covering more than 1,000 school buses.
Researchers at the University of Georgia used a new detection technique to spot an elusive mammal in parts of the Peach State that it's never been reported seen before.
More than 300 South Korean workers detained during a massive immigration raid at a Georgia battery plant last year have begun the process of seeking damages from the U.S. government.
A contract nurse at the Fulton County Jail is accused of giving prescription medication to an inmate with whom investigators say she had a romantic relationship.
On Tuesday, six MARTA stations hosted nonpartisan organizations to help people get registered to vote on National Voter Registration Day.
Georgia Tech coach Brent Key is embracing the challenge after starting the season 0-2.
Georgia health care leaders are focusing on the state's workforce shortage Wednesday and what it could mean for patients trying to find care.
More than a decade after a Georgia 19-year-old was sexually assaulted and kidnapped, a Florida man is facing charges. Officials say they believe more victims are still unidentified.
For College Park's Otis Damón, making bespoke hats has been a lifeline, helping him battle depression for years.
Georgia's Board of Pardons and Paroles has denied clemency for death inmate Stacey Humphreys a day before his scheduled execution.
According to the Georgia Board of Health Care Workforce, more than 60 counties in the state don't have licensed, practicing pediatricians.
The Federal Bureau of Investigation says crime is falling across the country, and people in Atlanta's District 12 say they've noticed the change.
Authorities believe they have identified the remains of two people found by a hiker on Georgia's Mount Yonah last week.
A Georgia drug dealer has been sentenced to more than 30 years in prison for selling fentanyl-laced pills that prosecutors say caused the overdose deaths of two teenagers.
Georgia has confirmed 16 cases of measles so far this year, most of which are in young children.
Toni Morrison's 1970 novel "The Bluest Eye" is the 30th book removed from Cobb County school libraries since 2024.
The City of Atlanta is owed more than $236 million in unpaid water and sewer bills from over 60,000 accounts, a new audit reveals.
Family and friends gathered on Thursday in Forest Park to honor the life of a 24-year-old Atlanta Police Department recruit killed in a motorcycle crash on his way to training.
An Atlanta Public Schools football coach is out of a job after he was arrested for an "onfield incident" during a game, officials say.
The U.S. Department of Veterans Affairs has awarded more than $43 million in grants to Georgia community organizations in an effort to fight veteran homelessness in the state.