News for Metro Atlanta and Region

An Atlanta charter school educator died this week when he was ejected from a roller coaster at Six Flags Over Georgia, which officials said is scheduled to reopen Friday.

An inmate was killed after he was in the jail for roughly one day and had been granted bond, records show. GBI investigators said 5 inmates attacked him in one of the cells.

The death of a roller coaster rider at Six Flags Over Georgia remains under investigation.

Delta Air Lines is unveiling new offerings for its Delta One cabin.

Morning, y'all. Your Oct. 14 update: Georgia's bad lawyering, Six Flags investigation updates, WNBA Finals games at State Farm Arena and more.

Georgia legislators are considering improvements to post-conviction litigation as the state's top judges warn of poor representation provided to some indigent defendants.

Groups registered 14,000 fewer new U.S. citizens to vote so far this year, compared to 2024.

Nondisclosure agreements are common between companies and government officials when large projects are in early discussions. They're proving unpopular with many residents.

VDL, a global engineering and manufacturing company will invest $77 million to expand a metro Atlanta facility that supports semiconductor production.

The leaders behind a bold plan to cap Atlanta’s Downtown Connector and build a 17-acre park are trying again for federal funding.