Metro Atlanta News

Many Georgia students are not reaching proficiency in math and social studies on state-administered test results.

Weekly food pantry run by First Presbyterian Church in Marietta gives a glimpse of who might be going hungry in Atlanta suburbs.

Robert Sinners, communications director for Republican Secretary of State Brad Raffensperger, said there was no sign the incident was politically motivated.

A vertical farming startup raised millions of dollars and promised a significant investment in Georgia. But now it's shutting down.

Microsoft confirmed it is in the process of canceling previously approved property tax breaks for its data centers in Douglasville, East Point and Palmetto.

A 19-year-old is facing charges in an armed robbery and shooting, which left one dead and injured two, police said. The suspect was also injured.

DeKalb DA Sherry Boston is backed by a former Georgia chief justice and top prosecutors statewide in her fight against a county judge accused of threatening to jail her.

Morning, y'all. In your Aug. 6 update: Georgia water systems hacked, Atlanta considers a data center task force, a new episode of "Flagship" and more.

A new furniture showroom will join a West Midtown project that pivoted its leasing strategy following the COVID-19 pandemic.

From global adventures to pickleball matches, these Georgia seniors are proving that staying active keeps them engaged and inspired.