As multiple fires have ravaged Los Angeles and surrounding cities, companies and foundations big and small in Atlanta are stepping up to help those who have lost everything.

The shopping season for 2025 coverage has already seen record enrollment in Georgia as well as nationwide.

Transgender Georgians talk about how they have navigated public bathrooms, including the stress they experience, as the debate around choice and access heats up politically.

State leaders will prioritize spending and passing laws to improve school safety.

The mom’s arrest sparked outrage and debate about the government’s role in parenting after a woman spotted her son walking in North Georgia and called the sheriff’s office.

Atlanta is moving slowly but surely toward its goal of achieving “100% clean energy” by 2035, city officials said Tuesday as they celebrated a new solar installation.

Cardiologist Dr. Nanette Wenger became the chief of cardiology at Grady Memorial Hospital in 1958, and still today in her 90s, is serving patients in Atlanta.

The procurement process has been under fire, particularly over retail and food vendor contracts at Hartsfield Jackson-International airport.

Some of the most exciting new car launches of the last two years have been electric pickups.

Veteran inspectors general credit the Georgia native for laying the foundation for independent watchdog offices.