Metro Atlanta News

While Keisha Lance Bottoms’ rivals race to boost their own bios and policies ahead of primary day, the former Atlanta mayor is running unchallenged at the top of the field.

Texas law firm Winstead is opening an Atlanta office with a group of real estate attorneys it poached from the newly merged Taft | Morris Manning.

Former Fulton County Sheriff’s Office deputy Arron Cook pleaded guilty to aggravated assault and violation of oath charges this week in the 2018 death of Antonio May.

With the FIFA World Cup weeks away, Atlanta officials say the city is ready for the influx of visitors and the global spotlight. But not everyone seems so sure.

In a fast-moving industry, Atlanta leaders acted to limit data centers in certain communities. Now it's time to hold the line.

While New Jersey will charge transit riders $150 for a roundtrip fare during World Cup games, MARTA fares will remain $2.50 one way.

Gas prices are elevated in metro Atlanta and around Georgia thanks to the conflict in the Middle East.

The Fresno v. Turner lawsuit is one of several filed by groups of municipalities and authorities against the Trump administration over the last year.

Across Atlanta on Easter weekend, young people got caught in the crossfire of gun violence. Common-sense changes to Georgia firearms laws could have prevented tragedy.

Retired NFL players turn to free screenings in Atlanta to catch lingering injuries and health issues that surface long after their playing days end.