Cleveland Broadie pleaded guilty to reckless conduct rather than face trial for his wife's AIDS death. Her daughters say they finally found some justice.

PFAS turned up at all 20 Georgia testing sites, and anglers say the contamination threatens the state's prized rivers.

A patent examiner, a cybersecurity expert and seven ward reps will vet Smyrna's drones and plate readers for privacy risks.

Tickets for the October 22 photo line cost $25 for single admission or $30 for a parent and child, and the book includes a scannable code for an original flute song.

Deputies say Yovani Lopez-Esquivel shot his wife before she drove herself to a Salem Road McDonald's for help.

Cobb County police say the man targeted women at three separate Austell stores before his arrest.

Police impounded a Kia Sorento as evidence after a gunman opened fire outside Nollywood Lounge on Buford Highway.

Stanley says he wants to say yes to his grandkids without checking his schedule. A vote on his successor wraps up October 30.

A detached trailer wheel crossed the median and smashed through a Ford Bronco's windshield near mile marker 182.

The former Spalding Drive Elementary now hosts 58,000 students a year — but the Save Spalding Committee says it's a waste of tax dollars.

The boy's mom says he's already home from the hospital after gunfire tore through Capitol Vanira Apartments overnight.

Atlanta gets clear skies and a 65-degree high Sunday, but dry air and gusty winds are raising fire danger concerns.

The Race for the Cure returned to Lenox Square Saturday as survivor Alecia Robinson led her 14-member Hooters’ Hope team to the top of the fundraising board.