As Georgia grapples with new limits on personal injury lawsuits, members of the world’s largest organization for plaintiff lawyers have elected an Atlantan to lead them.

Big trucks cause big problems when they crash or breakdown. Enter the Georgia Department of Public Safety’s newly renamed Commercial Vehicle Enforcement division.

A damning report says Fulton County's jail staffing crisis is so bad that unsupervised detainees with makeshift weapons would immediately tear apart any new facility.

Georgia man to serve life for killing teen after stealing $8 in botched drug deal

Taylor was indicted last month on charges she told an employee to destroy public documents instead of handing them over in response to an open records request from the AJC.

The material inside the package was a crushed-up, over-the-counter pill, Bart Stevens, chief deputy with the U.S. Marshals Service, told The Atlanta Journal-Constitution.

Gov. Brian Kemp ordered U.S. and state flags at the Georgia State Capitol and in DeKalb County be lowered to mark the officer’s public memorial service.

For decades, developers have waved cash at Midtown Atlanta’s Cheetah Lounge, hoping to build bigger on a valuable piece of land in the middle of Tech Square.

William Brent Hinds, 51, was killed in a wreck at the intersection of Memorial Drive and Boulevard. He cofounded Mastodon in 2000.

Across roughly 40 songs in two hours, The Weeknd gave yearning Atlanta fans a night to remember during his sold-out show at Mercedes-Benz Stadium on Thursday.