Bottled water went out to students and staff as crews scrambled to arrange buses with no repair timeline in sight.

Cobb commissioners cleared the way for 12 pickleball courts, golf simulators and a full bar at the shuttered Olde Mill Walmart.

Police say the teen was alert and breathing after gunfire hit a Tuskegee Street complex. The investigation remains open.

A GPS misfire sent a stranger down a dead-end road near Lyerly, Georgia, straight to a burning home — just in time.

A man’s body turned up near Piedmont Park’s dog park, and police said no foul play was suspected.

Martin Simmons was promoted to investigator just weeks before Hall County fired him over the Sept. 9 incident.

A federal judge sided with analyst Mark Davis after Fair Fight claimed his voter-eligibility work amounted to illegal intimidation.

Atlanta’s sunny weather comes with a dry-air warning Thursday before cooler, breezier conditions settle in for the weekend.

Harper Woods II would add 198 senior apartments in Columbus, but the public has only until November 3 to weigh in.

A permanent monarch garden has landed in Lawrenceville as part of a nationwide push with 350-plus certified wildlife habitats already planted.

The closures leave Cartersville and Buford as the only Hooters left standing in metro Atlanta, down from a once-sprawling footprint.

The 240,000-square-foot Calhoun facility could employ 200 workers and already has 120 on the job.

A Nov. 2 vote could add up to 68 spaces near City Hall, but Wingo Street homeowners worry about vanishing crape myrtles.