Atlantans worried for family caught in Hurricane Melissa's path
At its current strength, Hurricane Melissa would be the strongest hurricane to hit Jamaica since record-keeping began in 1851.
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At its current strength, Hurricane Melissa would be the strongest hurricane to hit Jamaica since record-keeping began in 1851.
Authorities in Georgia are working to track down Shaquille O'Neal's missing luxury Range Rover after it disappeared on its way to Louisiana.
MARTA riders will soon notice big changes at train stations and on buses as the agency rolls out a completely new fare collection system designed to make traveling faster, simpler, and more secure.
UGA officials say they're horrified after a man wearing a Nazi uniform attacked one of its students at a downtown Athens bar.
Deputies say they discovered the decaying body of a woman inside the Cherokee County home after a confrontation that left her son dead.
Georgia agriculture officials say the highly-infectious bird flu is a serious threat to the state's top industry.
Governor Brian Kemp is in Japan this week, working to strengthen Georgia's decades-long ties with one of the state's biggest economic partners.
Starting on Nov. 1, families across Georgia will not have access to SNAP benefits because of the ongoing government shutdown.
A traffic stop involving a stolen U-Haul ended with a driver dead in Smyrna on Friday morning, police say.
The SEC has suspended veteran referee Ken Williamson for the rest of the season following his crew's performance during Georgia's 20-10 win over Auburn on Oct. 11, CBS Sports confirmed.
Nearly all of the Peach State is experiencing some form of drought, ranging from moderate to extreme.
Dr. Devon Horton will resign from his position on Nov. 15 after he was named in a federal indictment out of Illinois.
Once a dying logging town, Helen, Georgia, now draws families from throughout the Southeast to its Oktoberfest celebration.
Without subsidies, health insurance premiums for many low- and middle-income Georgians could rapidly increase.
Movie production across Georgia is down—much of it moving overseas, so creatives are looking to bring a new wave of productions to the Peach State.
In Cobb County, detainees are regaining a sense of control and community connection through their work with horses.
Officials say an officer used the Taser on the Georgia man to stop him from walking into traffic. He was pronounced dead at the hospital.
A former candidate for the Georgia Public Service Commission is in custody accused of stealing confidential information from Georgia Power.
The former Georgia teacher of the year finalist claims she was "unconstitutionally punished" for private Facebook posts about Charlie Kirk.
The Georgia Public Service Commission approved $5 million in funding to help seniors and low-income gas customers manage heating costs during the winter months.
Nearly a month after a high-profile immigration raid at a Hyundai construction site, Georgia's governor is in South Korea to reaffirm ties and mark 40 years of economic collaboration between the two regions.
A Conyers day care owner is devastated after a fire ripped through her business just one week before its grand opening.
Gwinnett County Schools has invested $20 million into a weapons detection system to make sure its students are safe.
What normally is a quiet race for Georgia PSC has become a high-profile fight between Republicans and Democrats.
A Georgia man is facing charges after police say he went on an "after-hours joy ride" in a stolen excavator.
A former Georgia lawmaker has been sentenced after admitting she falsely claimed COVID-19 unemployment benefits during the pandemic, according to the U.S. Attorney's Office for the Northern District of Georgia.
A fiery crash in southeast Atlanta left two people hurt and a car badly burned, but firefighters say it could have been much worse.
The Atlanta Film Festival is celebrating a major milestone this year, marking 50 years as one of the city's longest-running cultural events.
Officials urge residents to prepare now and protect their homes as communities rally to support those already affected.
CJ McCollum hit a jumper with 12.5 seconds left to ruin New York's night again, leading the Atlanta Hawks to a 109-108 victory and a 2-1 lead over the Knicks in their first-round playoff series.