News for Metro Atlanta and Region

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Georgians urged to stay vigilant as officials assess storm impact
Georgia officials are urging residents to stay vigilant Sunday as much of the state remains under a flood watch and strong winds are expected to continue in Isaias' wake.
Isaias rolls through Georgia
Top Georgia officials and weather authorities across the state are urging people to take precautions as they continue to monitor the impacts of Hurricane Isaias.
Rainfall totals across Georgia from Isaias
Get the latest updates on rainfall totals across Georgia as Hurricane Isaias affects the region. See rainfall amounts from the past 3, 6 and 12 hours.
Georgia’s largest fall fair bears a name that is something of a fair-y tale
There's a reason the Georgia National Fair in Perry isn't called a 'state fair,' even though it pretty much is one.
1h ago‘Beyond sad’: Georgia’s bad lawyering revealed in legislative study
Georgia legislators are considering improvements to post-conviction litigation as the state's top judges warn of poor representation provided to some indigent defendants.
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Metro Atlanta voter registration nosedives at citizenship ceremonies
Groups registered 14,000 fewer new U.S. citizens to vote so far this year, compared to 2024.
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‘A horrific, rare event’: Six Flags incident may trigger lawsuits over safety
The death of a roller coaster rider at Six Flags Over Georgia remains under investigation.
1h ago‘Beyond sad’: Georgia’s bad lawyering revealed in legislative study
Georgia legislators are considering improvements to post-conviction litigation as the state's top judges warn of poor representation provided to some indigent defendants.
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Man ‘ejected’ from ride at Six Flags Over Georgia identified by police
A man who died at Six Flags Over Georgia was ejected and landed on other people on his plummet from a roller coaster Monday, according to new details from police Tuesday.
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How a member of a beloved Atlanta rap duo found a new home in R&B music
Johnny Venus, one half of the Atlanta rap duo Earthgang, has released his first solo album, "The 11th Hour," with a soulful vibe and production by The-Dream.

After drawing 3,000 to its debut, Atlanta’s newest anime fest expands
Atlanime Fest is the newest venture under Black-owned lifestyle brand Trap Sushi.

Douglas DA will not pursue charges in 12-year-old’s death after student fight
The Douglas County District Attorney will not pursue charges in the death of Jada West, a 12-year-old who died after a fight with another student after getting off the bus.

Infant killed in Georgia State Patrol chase, officials say
A 7-month old girl was killed and others were injured in a weekend crash impacting 10 vehicles at the end of a high-speed Georgia State Patrol chase, officials say.
Delta delays launch of nonstop service to Riyadh amid attacks on airport
Delta expected to start the service Oct. 23 but has changed its plans “amid evolving developments in the region,” the company said in a news release Monday.

Boil-water advisory issued for Southwest Atlanta and 3 other cities
The boil-water advisory will remain in effect until sampling protocols allow it to be lifted.

A.M. ATL: Health scare
Morning, y'all. Your Oct. 12 update: a rural health care crisis, a sewage backup at an ICE detention center, the Dream's road to the WNBA Finals and more.

They thought they were too young for breast cancer. Then came the diagnosis.
Breast cancer can happen earlier than you think. Three Georgia women diagnosed before 40 share how they navigated treatment while balancing careers and young motherhood.

Breast cancer brought these Georgia moms together. Now they have a podcast.
Diagnosed with breast cancer in their 30s, Brittney Powell and Lauren Norris found support in each other and turned their shared experience into a podcast to help others.
PHOTOS: Atlanta Pride Parade 2026
While Saturday's Atlanta Pride events were canceled because of the impact of Hurricane Isaias, the annual parade went on as planned Sunday.





