Metro Atlanta News

Breast cancer can happen earlier than you think. Three Georgia women diagnosed before 40 share how they navigated treatment while balancing careers and young motherhood.

The push by some politicians to provide property tax relief in Georgia and other states could squeeze school budgets.

Wineries were awash in customer data, but they weren’t necessarily using it to understand their customers or to respond to an increasingly difficult marketplace.

Diagnosed with breast cancer in their 30s, Brittney Powell and Lauren Norris found support in each other and turned their shared experience into a podcast to help others.

While Saturday's Atlanta Pride events were canceled because of the impact of Hurricane Isaias, the annual parade went on as planned Sunday.

Driverless vehicles can be unnerving, but Waymo's research says its cars have a better safety record than human drivers.

Morning, y'all. Your Oct. 9 update: Georgia braces as a hurricane approaches, a family's case against the FBI lives on, takeaways from the Senate debate and more.

Minivans aren’t the right vehicle for everyone. But rising sales suggest they may be right for more people than the market had been giving them credit for.

Decatur bookshop owners push back after social media posts accuse them of racism and they're banned from Georgia book festival.

The ad from the Republican nominee for governor in Georgia targets Democrat Keisha Lance Bottoms and features an anguished 911 call from Secoriea Turner's mother.