The contest between Marci Collier Overstreet and Rohit Malhotra has become a rare citywide flashpoint.

The historic cemetery's new columbarium could be your actual forever home.

Paul Dans, Project 2025’s architect, is launching a Senate bid against Lindsey Graham in an effort to oust the longstanding South Carolina lawmaker.

Uncertainty over federal funding for housing is spreading to local governments.

Lt. Gov. Burt Jones joins the race for Georgia governor with $14 million in campaign cash.

The case could could set the tone for dozens of activists' cases.

A law requiring users to verify their age has taken effect, spurring some sites to close access.

The move puts an immediate halt to a project that scientists and environmentalists had feared could irreparably damage North America’s largest blackwater swamp.

Atlanta City Council members cite concerns over the proposed walkway's effect on Downtown pedestrian activity.

State officials say a new bridge boosts security and access. Critics call the plan a scar on Georgia's most prominent public building.

HR start-ups Rippling and Deel trade allegations their leaders directed efforts to steal company secrets from one another

Private donors may step in after "digital equity" grant gets clawed back and doubts linger over path to Lindbergh

Hacker group Qilin says it has 150GB of files from Cobb County, including autopsy photos, IDs and arrest reports.

At a convention of the pronatalist movement, the relatively few women in attendance agreed: Motherhood needs a rebrand.

Golf's most exclusive event boasts a Southern classic served in its own green jacket.

Yes, there will be a great patio

This could be a large outbreak of severe weather, including "numerous significant" tornadoes.

Administration wants to prioritize building rail on Southside Trail instead

A leader in the Trump administration's effort to cut the federal workforce is a little-known bureaucrat from Macon.

Tax cuts, sports betting and school safety proposals await their fate as lawmakers rush to meet a key deadline.

Mana, which produces peanut-butter based food pouches in Georgia, said USAID had terminated $12 million of its contracts to feed malnourished children in Africa.

Zoo Atlanta officials say they've started talks with China to bring back giant pandas to the city.

It's OK to be curious

Facing half a dozen water contamination lawsuits, a new bill introduced by several Northwest Georgia Republicans seeks to shield the carpet industry and others from liability.

The lawmaker says the measure would give top football programs like Georgia a recruiting advantage