Georgia sees high primary turnout, but long ballots may be confounding voters
In the first week of early voting in Georgia's midterm primaries, officials say some voters are showing up to the polls only to turn around without casting their ballot.
Georgia utility companies urge customers make small changes as drought continues
A Level 1 drought is now in effect across Georgia, and officials say what happens next depends on how much people in the state conserve now.
Cobb County changes 13 polling sites ahead of primary, general election, runoff voting days
Thirteen Cobb County polling locations are changing starting today ahead of upcoming elections, election officials said, but voters are being told it will not affect early voting.
Georgia 2026 primary election: early voting begins with crowded ballot and wide-open governor's race
Early voting starts Monday in Georgia, and if you're headed to the polls, expect a ballot that is a little more complicated than usual.
Gwinnett students cook up national title hopes as Berkmar team competes in ProStart Invitational
A team of Gwinnett County students is heading to the national stage, tasked with preparing a full three-course meal under pressure.
Family-focused Boom Ball debuts in metro Atlanta, putting kids at center of game
A new family-friendly baseball experience is making its Atlanta debut, and it's all about getting kids in on the fun.
Atlanta artist, Girl Scouts transform 17th Street Bridge with mural celebrating 2026 FIFA World Cup
An Atlanta artist is transforming a well-known bridge into an inspirational new landmark.
Dogwood Festival returns to Piedmont Park with added security, new entry fee
One of Atlanta's signature spring traditions is back as the 90th annual Atlanta Dogwood Festival kicks off Friday at Piedmont Park.
Emory students take part in alternative spring break focused on service, community
As the conversation around spring break safety grows, some colleges are offering a different option.
Six Flags Over Georgia kicks off spring break with new shows, food and extended hours
Spring break is in full swing, and for a lot of families, that means one thing: a trip to Six Flags Over Georgia.
Atlanta Mayor calls for safe hangouts and parents to help as teen takeovers rise across the city
"Teen takeovers" are leading to multiple arrests across metro Atlanta and the surrounding counties.
In Atlanta, a new exhibit traces Apple's 50-year rise from startup to tech giant
Apple turns 50 on April 1, and if you have ever owned an iPod, Mac, or iPhone, there's a good chance it's inside a new exhibit opening on Apple's birthday.
Beyond treatment, Atlanta nonprofit tackles HIV with housing and support services
According to the National Aids Education & Services for Minorities, Inc., or NAESM, 44% of new HIV infections are among Black men. The organization is working to change that and help those affected beyond healthcare.
Former Atlanta principal returns to school as its new handyman
Retirement didn't suit former principal David White, so now he's back as the handyman at the Atlanta school he led to make sure everything runs smoothly.
Community reflecting and remembering 5 years after the Atlanta-area spa shootings
Monday marks five years since a series of deadly shootings at local massage businesses shocked metro Atlanta and started a conversation about hostility toward Asian Americans across the country.