“They are picking houses the way you pick tomatoes at the grocery store,” said U.S. Sen. Raphael Warnock, who called Atlanta the “ground zero” of corporate homeownership.

The sudden death of U.S. Sen. Lindsey Graham adds a new layer of drama to a Southern Senate map already crowded with some of the nation's most important races.

The South Carolina Republican, who died Saturday, played a key role in some of Georgia's biggest political dramas.

The former Atlanta mayor is trying to become the nation's first Black woman governor. But she's not talking much about it.

A year ago, the Legislature tasked a relatively unknown group of Georgia judges with something rare: building out a legal process from scratch to compensate Georgia’s wrongful...

Georgia’s beleaguered child welfare system is facing increased demand for services from the children of deported immigrants at a time when the system is already strained.

The party failed to gather enough signatures required to qualify statewide candidates for the midterms.

An audit of 1.11 million ballots cast in June’s runoff elections found just 23 discrepancies. All of them involved hand-marked paper ballots.

The workers died after having medical emergencies while on the job. The union says the Atlanta Regional Processing and Distribution Center needs better emergency protocols.

Georgia’s child welfare advocates hope the campaign of Rick Jackson, who spent years in foster care, will sharpen the focus on the state’s troubled foster care system.