Georgia News

Georgia's Tybee Island has lost more than half its sand since its last beach renourishment. Cutbacks in federal funding mean it could get much worse, putting locals on edge.

Conspiracy theories are part of U.S. political life, but they can go too far when people decide to commit acts of violence, as was the case of the Georgia Guidestones.

A federal judge, citing an AJC investigation into juvenile lifers, found Georgia’s parole system may be so hollow it amounts to a constitutional violation.

A fast-moving fire tore through a historic courthouse that had anchored Rome's downtown for more than a century.

As early as 5:30 a.m. Monday, an airport employee estimated it could take travelers at least four hours to get through TSA checkpoints.

Arden's Garden is where Leslie Zinn and her mother helped redefine Atlanta’s health food scene while steadily growing more alike.

A woman who allegedly told hospital staff she'd taken abortion medication and wanted her baby to die could become the first criminal case involving Georgia's abortion law.

Members of Congress continuing to be paid during DHS partial shutdown creates another flashpoint for angry voters.

Savannah's Grayson Stadium marks its centennial this year. The ballpark has hosted baseball greats, a president, legendary musicians and now a sports sensation, the Bananas.

The price tag of Trump administration’s massive real estate purchases in the metro Atlanta market has drawn criticism, and conspiracy theories.