Metro Atlanta News

A man was charged Wednesday after his 2-year-old child was fatally shot at a Sandy Springs apartment complex, officials said.

‘We’re trying to get him into counseling,’ Colin Gray told deputies.

Atlanta has never lacked Black cultural institutions, but insufficient investment has limited their ability to grow alongside the city.

Atlanta voters deserved to know that a MARTA committee nixed Eastside Beltline rail when the decision took place, not months later in an AJC story.

The state GOP recently waived its neutrality rule, which keeps it from backing one Republican candidate over another in its May primary. The party’s grassroots don't like this

The 24,000-square-foot space — opening in May — will feature a dozen dining options, including Latin, seafood, Mexican, Italian and pizza, burgers and hot dogs and desserts.

After closing a handful of metro Atlanta stores last year, Kroger says its revamping a key location in affluent East Cobb.

Black voters in Atlanta say the FBI raid of Fulton County's elections hub is just another effort to keep them from having their voices heard. They're voting no matter what.

Republican Commissioner Bridget Thorne’s affidavit was used by the FBI to convince a magistrate judge to sign a search warrant for 2020 election ballots.

The so-called TAD extensions are a key component of the second-term mayor’s lofty $5 billion plan to revitalize underserved neighborhoods.