Two Georgia residents were on board a cruise ship where hantavirus killed three people, and health officials are monitoring the situation.

Georgia data shows medical crews that pull up to the busiest hospitals in metro Atlanta sometimes end up waiting over an hour to transfer care to emergency department staff.

A Georgia State Patrol internal investigation revealed scheme where officers used insurance claims to profit off of vehicle chases.

Questions remain over how bad Midtown International School’s financial position was to force a closure and why details about the situation weren’t made public sooner.

Republican Rick Jackson's lucrative health care contracts with the state have come under fire now that he is running for governor in Georgia.

A 19-year-old was killed when a driver fleeing a state trooper smashed into his vehicle in Atlanta. His family braces for a holiday season without their beloved son.

DeKalb County commissioners voted to approve a new $77 million ambulance contract with the county's existing provider, American Medical Response.

As the nation begins to recover from the government shutdown, leaders and advocates in Georgia are trying to fill the gaps left by the pause in federal services.

County officials say ambulance provider AMR has made progress on response times and that the new subsidy should help.

The Fulton Housing Authority is under federal review and facing lawsuits from former staff after years of financial mismanagement and leadership turnover.