Price, financing and ownership costs shape the conversation around The Leon on Ponce.

A breast-cancer story includes a discussion of patient support.

The September 14, 2026 booking of Tia-Nautica Little in Houston County, Georgia, listed four distinct charge types.

A Mercury sedan crossed the center line on SR 155, slamming into a Republic Services truck and hospitalizing three people.

A student says fights are a recurring problem and punishment isn't sticking at the DeKalb County school.

The Atlanta payments giant faced allegations of over $500 million in customer harm, while its billionaire CEO agreed to pay the FTC as part of the settlement.

The Grammy-nominated producer and Kokomo City director says he'll now use he/him pronouns while still expressing love for the trans community.

Atlanta Federation of Musicians says patrons deserve better after a recorded score replaced live players at Cobb Energy Performing Arts Centre.

Georgia's only woman ever executed by electrocution was a mother of three who said she killed her captor in self-defense.

Atlanta could hit 94 degrees Saturday, with heat-index values near 100 before afternoon storms enter the picture. A cooler, more comfortable pattern arrives by midweek.

A passerby's knock woke three sleeping residents before firefighters pulled a fourth from flames in the basement below. Five adults and a dog are now displaced.

No one was hurt after a man threatened to set himself on fire during an eviction along Russell Parkway. He's now headed for a mental health evaluation.

Jamestown is throwing a monthlong centennial bash for the 1926 Sears building, capped by a free September 26 courtyard party.