A woman is dead following a Labor Day fire at a DeKalb County apartment that investigators believe was intentionally set.

The Yellow Jackets are putting their much-hyped win in Colorado behind them as they prepare to face FCS foe Gardner-Webb, which came back to win from 28 points down in Week 1.

Body camera footage from Chatham County authorities provides a rare, close-up look at the behavior of ICE agents when questioning and arresting immigrants in the community.

Ron Segal, who's been a rabbi at Temple Sinai in Atlanta for 30 years, brings authenticity to his role as a rabbi in the musical "Fiddler on the Roof." ...

After a kitchen fire, chef Scott Conant reimagined The Americano’s menu with local ingredients and soulful Italian dishes. The Buckhead spot reopened Aug. 27.

Dozens of schools in metro Atlanta will be equipped with vape detectors this year, as part of a push to keep students from using electronic smoking devices. But far more schools have no plans to ...

The Cherokee County Homeless Veterans Program offers food, cars, therapy and creative outlets to help Georgia veterans get back on their feet.

Cotton jassids, found in Georgia in July, pose a threat to several major crops, including cotton and peanuts. The cotton jassid, an invasive insect native to India, is spreading in the state, posing a ...

KickIt is changing cancer recovery with clothing that blends dignity, comfort and style — including the Kristin Recovery Dress for women healing after surgery.

It’s a sharp choice for voters between Atlanta’s political establishment and change in an election for the second-most powerful position at City Hall.

Only Republican members of Congress voted for the One Big Beautiful Bill, which they argue will protect Americans' pocketbooks and secure health care safety net programs.

Leading attorneys are leaving prominent Atlanta law firms to open local offices of national and global firms at a rate not seen before.