News for Metro Atlanta and Region

Hacking groupAnubis took credit, saying it locked Fairlife’s servers and threatening to leak one 1 terabyte of confidential data unless its demands were met.

Political activists urged federal appellate judges in Atlanta to overturn their convictions Wednesday in an effort to protect free-speech rights under the U.S. Constitution.

Two people were injured after a gun was accidentally discharged late Wednesday on a MARTA bus, transit officials say.

Permanent daylight saving time could improve visibility during the evening commute, but it would leave much of Atlanta’s winter morning commute in darkness.

President’s motorcade briefly shuts down several roads during evening commute as he returned to Dobbins Air Reserve Base from Wheeler High School.

A federal agency's final report on the BioLab fire called conditions at the plant "completely unacceptable."

Chick-fil-A said an automated attack on Chick-fil-A One accounts exposed the personal information of an undisclosed number of customers.

In 2023, Gwinnett prosecutors offered Danyel Smith the chance to walk out of prison if he admitted killing his son. He rejected the offer.

The announcement signals Tyler Perry is pushing to incorporate more emerging technologies into his namesake campus.

DeKalb County Superior Court Judge Yolanda Parker-Smith improperly threatened to jail District Attorney Sherry Boston, according to misconduct charges filed Monday.