When an Atlanta City Council committee convened Tuesday to dissect recent flooding, a boil water advisory and a fish kill, things got heated.

The Chattahoochee Riverkeeper says thousands of fish are dead along a 20-mile stretch near Atlanta after heavy rain and flooding this week.

NOAA officials say they expect the 2026 Atlantic hurricane season will be less active than normal, largely because of the expected onset of El Nino conditions.

The winners of the Public Service Commission general elections this fall will determine the balance of power at the utility regulator, which sets Georgia Power’s rates.

Stick with The Atlanta Journal-Constitution as we sift through the results from Tuesday’s primaries.

Georgia’s data center surge is forcing new power lines, sparking homeowner backlash and eminent domain concerns in Fayette, Coweta and beyond.

The deal reached by Georgia Power would resolve two major cases the PSC has heard in recent weeks.

A Texas-based firm seeks permission to hunt for oil and gas beneath a rural part of southwest Georgia.

Ted Turner, the brash media maverick who died Wednesday, used his wealth and businesses to protect the planet and its remaining wild places.

State officials are asking the public for information to recover more artifacts stolen from Kolomoki Mounds State Park.