News for Metro Atlanta and Region

Dr. Erica Schwartz avoided commenting on measles deaths in Pennsylvania.

Stacey Ian Humphreys’ attorneys argue the death row prisoner should not be executed because years of childhood physical and sexual abuse led to him killing two people in 2003.

Eight people have tested positive and one person has died of West Nile virus in Georgia so far this year, according to the state health department.

DeKalb County School District administrators are exploring options to deal with the district's student capacity issues.

Morning, y'all! Your Sept. 16 update: absentee voting in Georgia, a boost for programs dedicated to Atlanta women and girls, new Flock audit results and more.

Accounting giant aims to set a new bar for office design, incorporating all the trappings of a post-pandemic workplace to try to make the commute worth it for workers.

A metro Atlanta attorney, saying she is embarrassed and apologetic, has resigned from the Georgia Public Defender Council after Georgia's top judges criticized her work.

A contractor with Norfolk Southern was shot and killed Monday evening at the company’s facility in Austell, officials say.

Of the 115,578 Flock searches audited, city leaders said 0.07%, roughly 79 searches, were “flagged for additional review.”

The owner of the Walter’s Soul Food Cafe told officers an employee discovered the man’s body, Atlanta police confirmed.