Metro Atlanta News

Representatives from Fulton County and Atlanta Public Schools say they are reluctant to give up their tax revenue for the initiative.

Online furniture company Wayfair on Tuesday opened a sprawling retail store in northwest Atlanta where shoppers are invited to experiment.

The move comes as many of its competitors have already signed on with low-orbit satellite Wi-Fi providers.

Local officials urge Gov. Brian Kemp to veto a bill that would make most local races in five metro-Atlanta counties nonpartisan.

One person was killed and two others were injured Monday in a shooting inside a mixed-use building in Atlantic Station, an official said.

Childhood cavities may signal more than dental trouble. New research links early tooth decay to higher risks of heart disease later in life.

Atlanta law firm Taylor Duma is closing after 20 years, following a series of attorney departures as large national and global law firms enter the local market.

Rosalind Rich Rieser, who was the great-great-granddaughter of Morris Rich, a founder of iconic Rich’s department store in Atlanta, has died at age 86.

Friends said Tony Gray loved his Jamaican culture and had a gift for connecting people across the Caribbean diaspora.

Cobb and Gwinnett counties would have to wait until at least 2032 before asking voters to pay for transit expansion.