News for Metro Atlanta and Region

TSA and CBP are key agencies affected by this shutdown, with employees forced to work without pay.

A Ring camera alert prompted dentist David Mays to travel 20 miles to his vacant dental office to confront an intruder, warrants say.

In the first trial of its kind in Georgia, Colin Gray, the father of the Apalachee High School shooting suspect Colt Gray, will have his day in court starting Monday.

CARE sent its first relief packages to Europe after World War II. Tim Thomas, an 83-year-old Brit, remembers. Now, the Atlanta nonprofit is grappling with slashes to funding.

Of the homes that sold below list price, the average discount was 7.3% in metro Atlanta, the largest since 2015.

Metro Atlanta’s top prosecutors say their shared experiences make them uniquely qualified to deal with the challenges faced by their increasingly diverse communities.

Atlantic Station residents say store closures, including Publix, highlight how little influence they have in decisions at the privately owned development.

Rain and sleet sent drivers sideways during NASCAR's Clash race, further proving why civilians should stay off roads in winter weather.

City attorney recommends new safeguards for consultant contracts after reporting by The Atlanta Journal-Constitution.

The seventh annual event distributed 1,700 cards to veterans.