Usher is looking for interns to hit the road with him and Chris Brown this summer
Usher is looking for help from interns before he hits the road with Chris Brown this summer for the highly anticipated "R&B Tour."
Kids riding high-powered illegal e-bikes raising safety concerns in Roswell as police issue alert
The Roswell Police Department said it is seeing more children operating high-powered e-bikes and electric motorcycles that they are either too young to legally ride or are using in prohibited areas such as sidewalks, parks and multi-use trails.
Residents say proposed Georgia data center could damage wells, wildlife and home values
A group of Coweta County residents is taking their own county to court, fighting to stop a massive data center campus on nearly 830 acres of rural conservation land.
Trump calls into Georgia tele-rally, tells Republican voters Jones is the only candidate with his endorsement
President Donald Trump joined Georgia Lt. Gov. Burt Jones on a tele-rally Wednesday night, urging thousands of Republican voters to elect Jones as the state's next governor in the May 19 primary.
Buc-ee's sues Georgia convenience store Teddy's, says rival copied its famous beaver mascot "down to the smile"
Buc-ee's is taking a Georgia convenience store chain to federal court, accusing it of copying its famous beaver brand right down to the cartoon mascot, the color scheme, and the life-size animal statue out front.
Georgia double amputee reunited with family after release from ICE custody
Rodney Taylor, a double amputee and father of seven, is now back with his family after being held at a South Georgia immigration detention center for 15 months.
Mystics beat Dream 83-72 as Atlanta struggles with turnovers, inconsistent shooting in second preseason game
The Atlanta Dream struggled with shooting, turnovers, and consistency Sunday afternoon at the Gateway Center Arena at College Park, falling 83-72 to the Washington Mystics after a game that unraveled in the third quarter.
South Georgia wildfires enter third week as Brantley County schools reopen and evacuations are lifted
Two major South Georgia wildfires are entering their third week, but crews say they're making steady progress on containment.
World Cup teams playing in Atlanta inspire new popsicle flavors
Inside King of Pops HQ on Decatur Street, the freezer cases are filling fast with a global lineup of frozen flavors inspired by countries set to play matches in Atlanta, part food experiment, part cultural tribute, and part summer kickoff for one of the biggest sporting events in the world.
Passenger accused of opening cabin door on Delta flight from Atlanta, faces federal charge
According to a criminal complaint filed in the U.S. District Court for the Northern District of Georgia, Thomas W. Ryan is accused of interfering with a flight crew member during a disturbance aboard a Delta Air Lines flight on April 27.
Angel Reese's return to Chicago draws ovation as Dream defeat Sky 87-78 in preseason game
Angel Reese returned to face her former team for the first time since an April 6 trade, helping the Atlanta Dream secure an 87-78 win over the Chicago Sky on Wednesday night.
Former Hawks finance chief gets 3 years in prison for embezzling millions from team, prosecutors say
A former top finance executive for the Atlanta Hawks will spend more than three years in federal prison after prosecutors said he stole millions from the NBA franchise through fraudulent expenses and credit card abuse.
Georgia teen remains in ICE custody after stay denied; lawyer says judge can reopen case
A Dunwoody teenager fighting to stay in the United States is facing a new setback in court, but his attorney says the legal fight is not over.
South Georgia wildfires scorch over 55,000 acres as crews race to contain hot spots and protect homes
Firefighters in South Georgia say they're making progress, but both major wildfires remain active and far from contained.
Why Atlanta leaders are taking a closer look at 404 Day's planning, safety and neighborhood impact
Atlanta City Councilmember Andrea L. Boone is calling for a closer look at how the city plans and manages 404 Day, with a focus on safety, logistics and its impact on surrounding communities.