Rick Jackson withdraws from GOP forum on Black community issues
Rick Jackson's decision to skip a candidate forum focused on issues affecting Black Georgians drew responses from both parties and raises questions about candidate outreach.
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Rep. Tanya Miller on her AG run and the stakes for Georgia voters
In an exclusive interview with CBS News Atlanta, Rep. Tanya Miller discusses her national recognition, economic concerns, and her bid for Georgia attorney general.
Georgia lawmakers, advocates fight deportation of Rodney Taylor
Demonstrators and Rodney Taylor's family delivered a petition with 7,500+ signatures as concerns grow over conditions at Stewart Detention Center.
Georgia bill may restrict public access to police body cam, mugshots
SB 482 passed at the Capitol, raising concerns from advocates and families about accountability, access, and public trust in law enforcement.
8-foot python caught on video on Beltline stuns Atlanta
A casual walk near Krog Street Market turned into a viral moment when an 8-foot python appeared on the Atlanta Beltline—now, the man who filmed it is sharing what really happened.
Georgia awarded $10 million in cybersecurity grants
Georgia has been awarded nearly $10 million in cybersecurity grants to help schools and local governments bolster their digital defenses.
Delta's role in ICE deportations raises due process questions
A child's immigration case is fueling national and online debate — and raising new questions about how deportations are carried out, including the role of major airlines like Delta.
Warnock pushes for TSA worker pay as government shutdown enters 6th week
Sen. Raphael Warnock is calling on Congress to end the stalemate and pay TSA agents working without pay, as the prolonged shutdown raises concerns about airport delays and staffing nationwide.
Travelers frustrated with lines at Atlanta airport despite ICE deployment
Mayor Andre Dickens says that his administration is actively monitoring the situation at the Atlanta airport after ICE agents were deployed to help with major delays at security checkpoints.
Georgia Court sends back Cobb expulsion case, affirms teacher firing
A major appeals court decision reopens a legal battle over a Black student's expulsion while also upholding the termination of a teacher tied to LGBTQ+-inclusive classroom materials.
Atlanta mayor backs federal bill targeting corporate home buying
The proposal, part of a bipartisan housing bill passed by the Senate, aims to curb corporate ownership of single-family homes and expand access to homeownership in Atlanta and nationwide.
Hartsfield-Jackson warns of long TSA lines, urges early arrival
Airport officials say they are working with federal partners to manage passenger flow after reports that roughly one-third of TSA workers did not report to work during an ongoing federal funding impasse.
Trump legal fees fight heads to Georgia appeals court as Willis objects
A legal fight over millions of dollars in attorney fees tied to the dismissed Georgia election interference case against former President Donald Trump is now headed to the Georgia Court of Appeals.
Buttigieg rallies for Shawn Harris in Rome ahead of Georgia runoff
Former Transportation Secretary Pete Buttigieg rallied supporters to unite behind congressional candidate Shawn Harris ahead of the upcoming runoff election.
Fuller, Harris head to Georgia runoff, CBS News projects
Trump-backed Clayton Fuller and Shawn Harris advance to a runoff election to fill Marjorie Taylor Greene's seat.