Metro Atlanta News

On the anniversary of Cornelius Taylor’s death, his family and advocates say they are still searching for justice and accountability.

It was the second time in a matter of days that an unintentional shooting killed a metro Atlanta teenager, according to police.

The U.S. Department Education will pause involuntary collections like wage garnishment and withholding tax refunds for student-loan borrowers in default.

The Emory University campus was given the “all clear” Friday shortly before 3 p.m., about two hours after an emergency alert was issued.

Monday, Burke Bowie got news that he was in remission from cancer. Friday, he was surprised with a trip to watch the College Football National Championship game, and a parade.

An Atlanta-area nonprofit was among many told this week that its federal grant funding for mental health programs had been cut off, before the decision was reversed.

The suspect was shot after he pulled a gun on officers, Chamblee police said.

Here’s the simple rule that saves real money: buy the fuel your engine is designed to use.

A suspect is in custody after police say he opened fire at an Old Fourth Ward recreation center being used to help unhoused people stay warm during a cold spell in Atlanta.

Matthew Neet pleaded guilty to federal charges of wire fraud in connection with an investment and fake UGA ticket scheme that brought him hundreds of thousands of dollars.