News for Metro Atlanta and Region

UPS saw revenues and profit decline in the first quarter, but executives say the back half of 2026 will be where its major strategic shift starts to pay off.

Coca-Cola on Tuesday posted higher quarterly sales than expected despite a strained geopolitical and consumer environment.

Widespread rain expected to hit southeast Georgia this week could prove beneficial to two wildfires continuing to impact the area.

Georgia’s May 19 primary (or the June runoff) could effectively decide county races in Fulton, DeKalb and Cobb, where partisan makeups give primary winners a strong edge.

Delta’s cancellations from pilot staffing are up tenfold as the airline heads into a busy summer.

The Department of Public Works and the Finance Department would be tasked with designating a vehicle and funding Overstreet’s `portal-to-portal transportation.'

The move will require public water systems to encourage conservation as a historic and unusual spring drought grips Georgia.

Former University of Alabama defensive tackle Luther Davis pleaded guilty Monday to fraud in a $20M federal case accusing him of impersonating NFL players to get loans.

Trial started in Atlanta on Monday against Raissa Kengne, who claims she is not guilty by reason of insanity in the shooting deaths of two men in Midtown in 2022.

Georgia ranks as a top state in the country for enforcement, updated federal data shows.