News for Metro Atlanta and Region

Renewed humidity makes the bugs more active, experts say, and Georgia is smack in the middle of prime tick season.

Todd and Julie Chrisley filed a $25M lawsuit in Atlanta against one of their former defense lawyers, claiming his malpractice led to their convictions and prison sentences.

The former Coca-Cola executive has expanded capacity to serve more seniors. Now the challenge is raising funds to meet increasing demand.

A suspected drug deal at a College Park apartment complex escalated into violence Saturday night, leaving one man dead and another injured, police said.

Former drag racer Doug Herbert tragically lost both of his sons in a car accident. Now, Herbert's B.R.A.K.E.S. teen driving safety sources seek to save young lives.

Police are searching for a shooter after a teen was wounded on a MARTA train at the Midtown station, the latest in a series of violent incidents on transit agency property.

All north and southbound lanes of I-285 will be shut down between Cascade Road and Martin Luther King Jr. Drive until 5 a.m. Monday, June 8.

'I felt safe in his love,' says bride during a Saturday funeral service for her husband, killed in a Georgia helicopter crash on their wedding night. The pilot also died.

Cobb police negotiated with an armed man for more than an hour before he was fatally shot, the GBI says.

Atlanta launched its first autonomous public transit shuttle service on Friday. The route connects the West End MARTA Station with the Beltline's Southwest Trail.