Metro Atlanta News

Atlanta's firefighters union is suing the city for failing to honor the 2025 council approval of a collective bargaining agreement.

The complaint accused former Inspector General Shannon Manigault of constitutional violations related to subpoenaed financial information and retaliating to criticism.

It wasn't the normal crowd of thousands at the 80th annual Easter sunrise service Sunday morning, but hundreds under ponchos and umbrellas braved the rain to worship.

Golfer Tiger Woods said he was looking at his phone and changing the radio station before a crash last week in Florida, according to law enforcement.

New Gwinnett County Public Schools superintendent Alexandra Estrella held her first news conference on Saturday and pledged to engage the community in her new role.

Every employee at one of Georgia’s most-visited attractions faces a shift amid a switch in operators.

DeKalb County school board members and leaders need to expand transparency and build trust with parents and the community if the Student Assignment Project is to succeed.

The move leaves the University of Georgia with the only women’s and gender studies degree among the state’s public colleges and universities.

Families, educators, students and stakeholders need to clear conversations about the needs of each school cluster.

The $500 million, five year renewel comes as the Atlanta railroad is seeking approval to merge with Omaha-based Union Pacific.