North Georgia counties brace for another round of winter storms, snow
North Georgia families are dealing with a little storm fatigue just days after a previous winter weather threat moved through.
Metro Atlanta students continue walkouts as protest against ICE enforcement
The Gwinnett County students said the walkout was driven by concerns about immigration enforcement and the impact it is having on families and classmates.
Lights return as North Georgia cleans up after devastating winter storm
Crews and the National Guard continue clearing debris and repairing damage in hard-hit White and Habersham Counties, as locals reflect on lessons learned and the resilience of their communities.
Freeze could lead to icy spots on Georgia roads days after winter storm
Georgia drivers are urged to give themselves extra time Tuesday morning and to watch closely for black ice, even on roads that appeared clear during the day.
Atlanta wakes to dense fog and ice as cold, wet weather sweeps the city
Unusually quiet streets, icy conditions, and power outages define a challenging morning for Atlanta and DeKalb County residents, prompting many to heed warnings and stay indoors.
Officials urge Georgians to prepare as winter storm continues path toward state
Georgia officials are urging residents to prepare now and stay off the roads as winter weather threatens ice, power outages, and dangerous travel conditions across the state.
Atlanta buildings hold stories of Dr. Martin Luther King Jr.'s life and legacy
Across Atlanta, there are places that helped shape Dr. Martin Luther King Jr.'s thinking and the civil rights movement, many of which are still standing today.
Fence separating Gwinnett County church from cemetery frustrates families
A new fence at a cemetery in unincorporated Snellville is causing controversy, with families saying it blocks access to graves.
Georgia mother diagnosed with perimenopause after years of unexplained symptoms
For seven years, a metro Atlanta wife and mother of five says she knew something wasn't right with her body — but it took years, and a new doctor, to finally get answers that changed her life.
Judge clears way for removal of landmark water oak in Johns Creek
A Fulton County judge has ruled the City of Johns Creek cannot block the removal of a decades-old water oak at Medlock Corners, ending years of community efforts to preserve the tree.
Mario Guevara continues reporting as Georgia officials push back on proposed detention center
Journalist Mario Guevara - who was deported by ICE - says he's still reporting from abroad as Georgia leaders push back against a proposed federal immigration detention center in Social Circle.
With ACA subsidies gone, Georgians confront rising health care costs
The tax credits that helped lower health insurance costs for millions of Americans enrolled in the Affordable Care Act expired on Jan. 1, meaning many Georgians now face higher monthly premiums.
Atlanta replaces Peach Drop with drones and fireworks for New Year's Eve celebration
City leaders are replacing the Peach Drop with a citywide drone countdown and fireworks display designed to spread crowds across multiple neighborhoods rather than concentrating them downtown.
Atlanta father praises APD's efforts to support officer mental health
After losing his son to suicide, a father is speaking out about the hidden pressures of policing and praising the Atlanta Police Department's expanding efforts to support officers' mental health.
DeKalb County warming centers open as freezing temperatures move into Atlanta
As overnight temperatures drop into the 20s, DeKalb County warming centers are opening to provide shelter, meals, and safety for families and individuals facing the cold.