Georgia's next insurance commissioner explains her priorities
Even with a spotless driving record, a five-digit ZIP code could cost some metro Atlanta drivers more than $1,000 extra per year in car insurance.
Planners want to create 30-mile trail by Georgia's Flint River
For decades, one of Georgia's greatest natural treasures has remained largely hidden in the shadow of the world's busiest airport. Now, planners are moving forward with an ambitious idea to create a 30-mile trail corridor along the Flint River.
Zoo Atlanta's giant pandas Ping Ping and Fu Shuang make their public debut
Zoo Atlanta is introducing its new giant pandas, Ping Ping and Fu Shuang, to the public Friday.
DeKalb leaders approve ban on urban camping after debate
Under the new ordinance, individuals living in an encampment in DeKalb County must receive a 24-hour notice to remove their setup before facing criminal enforcement.
Investigator disputes claims about Georgia mom's death
Law enforcement closed their investigation into the death of Heather Turner, declaring it a suicide, but family members and a private investigator say evidence points away from that conclusion.
Georgia doctors rock on stage to support uninsured patients
When the weekend arrives, one Georgia doctor's daily routine shifts from medical charts to song sheets as she takes the stage to support the state's uninsured patients.
All Salem High football players, coaches released from hospitals after bus crash
All students and adults involved in Friday night's Salem High School football bus crash have been released from the hospital, Rockdale County Public Schools said Sunday.
A Georgia theater that helped train famous actors celebrates 70 years
Founded in 1956, the Academy Theatre is celebrating 70 years of storytelling, training actors and introducing audiences to new ideas.
Master horologist repairs priceless family heirlooms
Ricky Weigand restores a couple's cherished 40-year-old grandfather clock, bringing its familiar chimes back into their home.
South Fulton demolishes 2 more buildings at Camelot Condominiums
Hours before excavators were set to begin work at the South Fulton condo complex, a handful of residents were still inside, desperately trying to pack up their remaining belongings.
Atlanta veteran says Meta glasses helped open his world after vision loss
Atlanta's Center for the Visually Impaired partnered with Meta to give visually impaired veterans free smart glasses and training, helping them read signs and tackle everyday tasks with greater independence.
Tech startups compete for $475,000 at Venture Atlanta
Hundreds of startup founders are pitching their companies face-to-face to big-name investors at Venture Atlanta, all hoping to find someone ready to bet on their vision and take home the grand prize of $475,000 in funding.
Early voting begins in Georgia for governor, US Senate and other statewide races
Early voting for Georgia's midterm election begins Tuesday, with races for governor, U.S. Senate, secretary of state and attorney general on the ballot.
Atlanta kicks off inaugural Climate Week with EARTHGANG
Atlanta has officially launched its first-ever Climate Week, gathering everyone from environmental leaders to musicians to confront the growing realities of climate change.
Violinist Simon Zhu making North American debut in metro Atlanta
Violinist Simon Zhu has commanded stages worldwide. Now, he is making his North American debut here in metro Atlanta, and he'll be playing a rare violin during his performances.