Metro Atlanta News

With the storm behind us and roads clearing up, it's time to assess the damage, ensure safety, and start planning next steps.

Ex-Clayton County Sheriff Victor Hill, facing a barrage of lawsuits, said he is still unemployed after serving time in prison for violating the civil rights of jail detainees.

Bill Torpy writes about two deaths of Minneapolis residents at the hands of federal agents, and what it means in Georgia politics.

The world’s largest e-commerce company is seeking taxpayer-backed assistance to transform a southwest Atlanta warehouse into a gigantic package facility.

Winter storm: Monday will still be a difficult flying day nationally, particularly for travelers coming from or heading to airports in the Northeast.

New lawsuit alleges Partners for HOME neglected basic safety checks during the encampment sweep that took Cornelius Taylor’s life.

Zharick Daniela Buitrago Ortiz was eight months pregnant when she was deported last week from Hartsfield-Jackson.

A personal remembrance of Michael Adams, who led the University of Georgia for 16 years. Adams died at the age of 77.

Numerous protesters were killed in Iran during a government crackdown earlier this month. Now the shock waves from that conflict appear to have cost an Atlanta doctor her job.

When Waymo vehicles began running school bus stops and stopping in intersections, they quickly became infamous. Should they be held to a higher standard than humans?