Khasan Umarov, 63, and Khalisa Umarova, 61, died after their Camry left the road near mile marker 167.

A Lawrenceville home health aide now has until October 21 to find a lawyer after her case was swept into one of Atlanta's crowded new hearing blocks.

Christian Yeshitela, 21, was ejected and killed at Tilly Mill Road and East Madison Drive. Police still haven't said if charges are coming.

Fulton County books ambulances for every game, but no Georgia law requires it, leaving some schools reliant on trainers alone.

The fast-growing chain cut the ribbon on Bethelview Road, serving scratch-made bagels in 16 rotating flavors.

A Briar Hills Elementary staffer spotted the weapon in a bookbag before any other students saw it, the principal says.

Atlanta's playoff run resumes Saturday in Los Angeles, with Truist Park hosting Games 3 and 4 if needed.

Crewmates reported the comments immediately, and the firefighter quit rather than face firing by Chief Michael Cunningham.

Charles Lowry Douglas called victims from jail asking them to recant within an hour of his conviction, prosecutors say.

New residencies at Piedmont Atlanta and Piedmont Athens Regional could mean hundreds more doctors trained locally by 2035.

The four-day festival at 7 Stages Theatre adds filmmaker mixers, late-night parties and a Saturday Horror Crawl through the neighborhood.

A sea lion kept him afloat after a 220-foot fall. Now Kevin Hines is helping Georgians spot the warning signs.

Judge Victoria Marie Calvert sided with Secretary Brad Raffensperger, ruling federal law never forced Georgia to hand over sensitive voter files.