Metro Atlanta News

Anne Isenhower, a well-known public relations professional, died Jan. 1 in her Atlanta home, according to her close friend Danielle Gordon. Isenhower was 59.

More than 150 demonstrators marched through downtown Atlanta on Thursday night to protest the killing of a Minnesota woman by an Immigration and Customs Enforcement officer.

The futuristic, European-style cars won’t hit the tracks until early June, just days before World Cup games begin downtown.

Warrants contend father’s actions caused child’s vomiting, bleeding of the brain.

The Centers for Disease Control and Prevention announced Monday it’s no longer recommending the flu vaccine for all children.

Larissa and Adam Tootla are living proof that when it comes to cutting-edge home design, Californians are on to something.

While many lenders remain wary of the office sector after the COVID-19 pandemic’s disruptions, a flashy Midtown skyscraper was recently able to secure a massive new loan.

The Fulton County Reparations Task Force has submitted a 636-page report on the costs to Black residents for slavery and discrimination.

An ethics complaint alleges Henry County’s top administrator violated nepotism rules after her husband and sister advanced in county roles.

The proposed budget anticipates a property tax rate increase of more than 4%, mostly for improvements at the dilapidated jail.