Rick Jackson promises to revive Georgia's Black business districts. Democrats question his record
Republican nominee for governor Rick Jackson is proposing a state program aimed at revitalizing six historic Black business districts across Georgia.
Atlanta OB-GYN shares C-section pain relief options after 4 surgeries
Dr. Nicole Sparks discusses her experience undergoing four C-sections. She says she wants new moms to go into labor informed and confident.
Development plan sparks worry for Woodstock mobile home residents
A packed meeting in Cherokee County saw residents and activists protest a proposed development that could displace longtime mobile home community members in Woodstock.
Judge allows Fulton County to temporarily collect 2026 property taxes
A Superior Court judge is allowing for the temporary collection of taxes in Fulton County despite the county not having all the information needed for billing in the 2026 tax year.
Georgia hot car infant death case pushes attorney to call for policy changes
The attorney representing the woman who was arrested after police said her son died when she left him in a car is calling on change at the state and federal levels.
UGA welcomes first class to new School of Medicine, making history
Dozens of students made history at the University of Georgia on Monday as they attended their first class at the newly established School of Medicine.
American Red Cross calls for donations during 2nd blood shortage
Facing only its second national blood supply crisis, the American Red Cross is urgently appealing for blood donors to help replenish dangerously low supplies across the country.
Nonprofit delivers meals to Georgians facing food insecurity
The cost of groceries remains high, and a metro Atlanta nonprofit says the demographic of those relying on food pantries is changing.
Olympic Park Bombing survivor remembers 30 years later
Fallon Stubbs is the daughter of Alice Hawthorne, who was killed in the 1996 Olympic bombing. She remembers the incident during the 1996 Summer Olympics in Atlanta.
Trump's Georgia visit draws crowds of supporters and critics
President Trump's stop in Cobb County drew both enthusiastic supporters and vocal critics, highlighting Georgia's significance in the 2026 election.
College Park denies Open Meetings Act violations at Savannah meeting
The city attorney calls complaints over a Savannah council meeting "meritless" after the AG questioned Open Meetings Act compliance.
Fulton Sheriff discusses booking changes in jail overcrowding at town hall
Sheriff Pat Labat says no final decision has been made on limiting misdemeanor bookings, emphasizing that community feedback and data will guide any changes.
"It's in our veins": Argentina fans erupt over Atlanta World Cup win
Argentina fans celebrated across Atlanta after a 2-1 victory over England at Mercedes-Benz Stadium sent Lionel Messi and Argentina to the 2026 FIFA Men's World Cup final.
Atlanta eyes World Cup boost for lasting business, economic growth
Metro Atlanta's business leaders say the 2026 FIFA Men's World Cup is creating new international partnerships they hope will translate into lasting future economic opportunities.
Atlanta parents, students urge school policy to protect kids from ICE
DeKalb families urge the school board to require law enforcement, including ICE, to show legal authority before questioning students or entering schools.