News for Metro Atlanta and Region

Delta expected to start the service Oct. 23 but has changed its plans “amid evolving developments in the region,” the company said in a news release Monday.

The boil-water advisory will remain in effect until sampling protocols allow it to be lifted.

Morning, y'all. Your Oct. 12 update: a rural health care crisis, a sewage backup at an ICE detention center, the Dream's road to the WNBA Finals and more.

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.

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.

As Georgia recovers from Isaias's high winds and heavy rain that pummeled the state over the weekend, a reprieve appears to be ahead.

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

Georgia officials are urging residents to stay vigilant Sunday as much of the state remains under a flood watch and strong winds are expected to continue in Isaias' wake.

Top Georgia officials and weather authorities across the state are urging people to take precautions as they continue to monitor the impacts of Hurricane Isaias.