Some Midtown Village renters, many immunocompromised, say fungus in their $800 units is worsening their health.

Chateau Elan's 28th annual harvest party had tickets available this year, as Georgia's wine industry generated more than $7.7 billion in total economic activity.

Phi Delta Theta and Sigma Nu face interim suspensions as Georgia Southern investigates alleged violations.

Five people face federal charges in an alleged H-2A visa fraud scheme in Alma and Rowlett, Georgia, prosecutors say.

Thousands packed Piedmont Park as Atlanta Black Pride marked two decades, with City Hall and Gilead Sciences folding HIV screenings into the party.

Henry County leaders marked the final steel beam at the new $73 million STEM high school in Stockbridge. Applications open September 29.

Machi, one of the last living links to Zoo Atlanta's founding 1988 gorilla troop, was euthanized this week as 27-year-old Lulu awaits a holiday-season birth.

The Dunwoody Village courtyard that grew from Bar{n} to five concepts marks five years with a costume party this October.

Leonard Church is serving 18 years for molesting a 9-year-old boy. The victim's mother is urging the public to fight his early release.

Insignia scooped up the former Home Depot HQ for $34 a square foot after the last owners defaulted. Now it's betting on lounges and coworking space to fill the void.

A 12-foot stainless-steel hummingbird now glows near Alpharetta City Hall as part of a new two-year, ten-piece outdoor art exhibit.

Canton Street sees heavy foot traffic as Alpharetta considers a lower speed limit for the downtown corridor.

A loose fire extinguisher at Willoway Preschool cost 2-year-old Jynesis Daniel a toe. Her family wants the McDonough center shut down.