News for Metro Atlanta and Region

The bad blood in the gated Roswell community stemmed from a dispute pitting Dick Anderson and his wife, Maureen, against members of the homeowners association board.

Nearly a week after a woman’s dismembered body was found at a Smyrna apartment complex, police said Tuesday that an autopsy revealed she had been shot.

The Morehouse College graduate loved sports, gardening and mentoring medical students.

At the time, it was the longest Olympic torch relay in the U.S., an epic buildup for Atlanta, the first American city in the South to play host to the Games.

The Olympic torch will pass through every state on its way to Los Angeles for the 2028 Summer Games.

One of the world’s largest financial institutions has selected Dallas for a new regional headquarters, snubbing its other listed finalist in metro Atlanta.

Morning y'all! Here's your Sept. 29 update: hurricanes, a bankrupt restaurateur, weird workouts and more.

Georgia has been wrongly charging parents foster care fees for children no longer in state custody and the practice must stop, a federal judge in Atlanta ruled Wednesday.

Coca-Cola named Rob Gehring new president of its largest operating unit.

A powerful El Nino weather pattern is smothering hurricane activity in the Atlantic even as nor'easters churn. Still, experts are urging Georgians to stay vigilant.