News for Metro Atlanta and Region

Dangerous conditions on Clifton Terrace were reported to city officials numerous times over nearly a decade, according to injured cyclist Francisco Averhoff's lawsuit.

Horton said in a 911 call his wife hit him; she denied it. She told officers he choked her, though they didn't see any visible injuries.

Georgia joins the less than a dozen states that have said they will participate in the federal school voucher program.

An oversight commission tasked with reviewing the neighborhood improvement plans met for the first time last week.

The airport is also implementing new body scanner technology designed to speed up the process.

A federal jury awarded $250,000 to a group of former DeKalb County jailers who faced repeated sexual harassment by the detainees they were tasked with supervising.

Details of an Atlanta-area conspiracy that saw Amazon lose almost $10 million in the first half of 2022 are being publicly revealed for the first time at trial.

A group made up of officials with the city of Atlanta, the Beltline and MARTA made the decision in a closed-door meeting without ever informing the public.

"If they can stop you and ask you to prove that you belong, all of us are in peril," says U.S. senator from Georgia, who serves as senior pastor at Ebenezer Baptist Church.