Ossoff condemns antisemitic attack in Sydney
The mass shooting, labeled a terrorist attack by authorities, has sent shockwaves through Jewish communities worldwide — including here in Georgia, Sen. Jon Ossoff says.
Trump could reschedule marijuana to Schedule III
Trump is weighing a decision to move marijuana to Schedule III, which could ease taxes and expand medical access. Still, industry leaders warn it may also trigger stricter federal oversight and new legal risks.
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Usher and his sons kick off Instagram's "Carversations" in Atlanta
The Grammy winner and his teenage sons were in Atlanta on Thursday night, launching "Carversations" — a new Instagram series focused on honest parent–teen talks about teen online safety.
Georgia faith leaders honor lawmakers behind new protections for intellectually disabled defendants
A Georgia law creates a clearer process to determine intellectual disability before trial, strengthening long-sought protections in death penalty cases. Now, the state's interfaith leaders are recognizing the advocates who made it possible.
The Supreme Court could reshape campaign finance and influence Georgia's biggest races
A U.S. Supreme Court case challenging federal limits on coordinated political spending could unleash a wave of big-donor money into Georgia's House, Senate, and statewide contests, experts warn.
Atlanta spent $26.2M on OnlyFans in 2025
A new global analysis crowns Atlanta the world's top city for spending on OnlyFans per capita, with residents shelling out more than half a million dollars per 10,000 people.
Georgia pushes forward with trans sports restrictions, appeals ruling on prison health care
Georgia leaders are advancing two major legal actions that could limit rights and health care access for transgender residents.
Half of Georgia State Patrol chases end in crashes
A new five-year analysis shows Georgia State Patrol troopers initiate pursuits almost daily -- and more than half end in crashes, many triggered by low-level traffic stops.
Fulton County orders full recount in runoff election
Fulton County officials ordered a full recount in last week's municipal runoff after a poll worker allegedly scanned multiple ballots.
Raffensperger sues to overturn Georgia fundraising limits
Georgia Secretary of State Brad Raffensperger is asking a federal court to strike down the state's campaign contribution caps — arguing current rules give Lt. Gov. Burt Jones an unlimited fundraising edge in the 2026 race for governor.
Chevrolet's holiday magic tour to light up Atlanta sky
Chevy will donate 1,000 toys to Atlanta's Toys for Tots chapter as part of a family-friendly celebration at Piedmont Park, culminating in an epic drone show visible for miles.
150 Georgia families celebrate the holidays at CURE's annual party
The annual CURE Childhood Cancer Holiday Party brought joy, crafts, treats and a visit from Santa to families navigating the challenges of childhood cancer.
New Birth hosts World AIDS + HIV Awareness Sunday
New Birth Missionary Baptist Church partners with public-health groups to confront HIV stigma and expand access to testing for communities disproportionately impacted across metro Atlanta.
FTC says Greystar misled Atlanta renters about prices
Federal regulators say Greystar hid mandatory fees at dozens of its Atlanta apartment complexes. Now the property giant must repay tenants and clearly display the true cost of rent.
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Atlanta school board votes to close or repurpose 16 schools
The Atlanta Board of Education unanimously approved a sweeping facilities overhaul that will close, merge, or repurpose 16 public schools across the district.