Atlanta Social Security offices understaffed during federal shutdown
Workers say that only five of the Atlanta Social Security office's employees came to work since they aren't being paid.
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Workers say that only five of the Atlanta Social Security office's employees came to work since they aren't being paid.
What was an RV and boat parking lot is set to become Tucker's signature downtown park when it opens in the fall.
A federal court has denied journalist Mario Guevara's last-minute appeal to stop his deportation to El Salvador.
Since President Trump imposed a 50% tariff on Brazil, one of the world's top coffee exporters, Atlanta coffee shops say higher bean costs are cutting into their profits.
School officials at Apalachee High School say a teacher was relieved of all duties after they allegedly threatened a student during class.
Younger women are being diagnosed with cancer at an alarming rate, and experts want them to be screened early and often.
Georgia-based start-up Space Beyond offers families an affordable way to honor loved ones, human or pet, by launching cremated ashes into orbit, complete with real-time tracking via smartphone.
The federal government shutdown has left Georgia families who depend on government programs wondering what will happen next.
Aries Maliah Jordan was arrested after investigators say she burned down Eagle's Chapel Church and sent threatening messages to its pastor and his family.
State Sen. Greg Dolezal is the latest Republican lawmaker to join the race to be Georgia's next lieutenant governor.
Months after a tornado leveled their Henry County home, actor Tray Chaney and his family continue to rebuild and recover.
Inmates at Athens-Clarke County Jail learn hands-on construction skills through a unique program, gaining experience and hope for life after release.
The price of some brand-name medications could double when President Trump's import tax goes into effect.
Tens of thousands of federal workers live in Georgia and could go without their paychecks during a government shutdown.
The Georgia Supreme Court has given the residents of Sapelo Island a win in their fight over zoning changes.
Several Georgia seniors and their families are facing financial ruin after losing retirement savings in a $140 million Ponzi scheme tied to First Liberty.
After a decade-long absence, cursive writing is returning to Georgia classrooms, teaching students practical handwriting skills.
Trustees at Truett McConnell University in Georgia won't reinstate President Emir Caner.
President Donald Trump's administration has extended Georgia's Pathways to Coverage program for 15 months.
A north Georgia restaurant's promise of a "life-changing sandwich" has customers from hundreds of miles away lining up a the door.
A 9-month-old baby injured in a shooting at a motel on Circle 75 Parkway has died, Cobb County police say.
A GOP business owner has won a Georgia state Senate race over a Democrat who drew national attention for a better-than-expected showing in a special election last month.
Scientists at the University of Georgia's Turfgrass Research and Education Center are studying how grass affects athlete performance and injuries.
The future of an El Salvadorian journalist arrested in Georgia remains uncertain as he waits for a ruling on his deportation.
Deputies say two men are in custody and a 17-year-old is dead after a shooting that shut down the Augusta Mall.
East Point police say 20-year-old Derek Samuel vanished after leaving a Target store on Marketplace Boulevard in late April.
The Fulton County Sheriff's Office is implementing new procedures for processing misdemeanor arrests in response to overcrowding and worsening conditions at the jail.
Atlanta police are seeking the public's help to identify a suspect linked to a fatal shooting in southwest Atlanta earlier this month.
As Atlanta prepares for the FIFA World Cup, city officials and first responders are unveiling detailed plans to keep residents and visitors safe.
As persistent storms soak metro Atlanta, tree service companies like Top Tier Trees are seeing a surge in emergency calls from homeowners worried about rain-weakened roots and falling trees.