Actress Susan Buckner, known for her role in "Grease," died at 72 in Miami. She had a diverse acting career and later focused on family and teaching the arts.

A juvenile was charged with involuntary manslaughter after the death of 15-year-old Mia Dieguez at Dunwoody High School, leading to her school providing grief counseling.

The courtroom drama enveloping rapper Young Thug and members of his alleged gang YSL took an unexpected turn, resulting in a stalled trial due...

Gov. Brian Kemp has approved a $36.1 billion budget for Georgia, leveraging a $10.7 billion surplus to enhance spending on education and healthcare, and laying the groundwork for future tax cuts.

An inmate at Fulton County Jail was hospitalized in critical condition after a fall, with no foul play suspected. This adds to the facility's record of inmate deaths and incidents.

A middle school employee was arrested for bringing alcohol to school after a student ingested vodka from her bottle, thinking it was soda. She admitted to the offense and was charged with public drunkenness.

Newton County's tap water from the Cornish Creek plant was named Georgia's best tasting water, winning the state title again at the Georgia Association of Water Professionals conference.

Georgia's S.B. 420 law bans "foreign adversaries" from buying land near military sites, raising national security and xenophobia concerns. Critics recall discriminatory laws against Asians, while proponents cite Chinese entities as security threats.

The Praise House art installation in Decatur, GA, celebrates African American history in the Beacon Hill neighborhood, combining visual art, music, storytelling, and archival photos.

A 15-year-old Dunwoody High School student named Mia died on campus of cardiac arrest, prompting a lockdown and the providing of grief counselors for support.

Milton's Memorial Day event will feature Major General William B. Dyer II as the keynote speaker. The ceremony will include performances and dove releasing, starting at 10 a.m. on May 27 at the Green at Crabapple Market.

John Barrow, an ex-congressman and Georgia Supreme Court candidate, sues the state ethic's rules for impeding his speech rights by limiting his ability to discuss abortion in his campaign.

Georgia Senator John Albers praised the passing of legislation aimed at boosting small business success and public safety, including measures to protect adopted children from abuse and combat organized retail crime.