More than 740 people gathered at Piedmont Park for Atlanta’s Magnolia Run, the Epilepsy Foundation of Georgia’s biggest fundraiser.

A person was shot in a DeKalb County parking lot near Wesley Chapel Road and Snapfinger Woods Drive. The injuries were reported as non-life-threatening.

Atlanta’s Lavender Fest returns for a third season with nine queer productions, a sharper activist edge and more money promised to artists.

Eric Holder is backing Keisha Lance Bottoms as Georgia's governor's race becomes entangled with a broader Southern fight over redistricting and voting power.

New Birth Missionary Baptist Church supported about 1,000 DeKalb families with groceries, school supplies and household essentials while honoring local educators.

More than 1.2 million Georgia students relied on free or reduced-price school meals last year. Changes to SNAP and Medicaid could make that safety net harder to reach.

Atlanta starts Monday sunny and warm, but storm chances rise sharply Tuesday and linger through the weekend.

McCaysville is under a state of emergency after flooding damaged downtown, disrupted water service and closed a major road.

Atlanta Public Schools turned back-to-school preparation into a packed family event, with supplies, wellness services and resources under one roof.

A bomb threat emptied Arbor Place Mall Saturday night. Police later gave the all-clear but kept the mall and theater closed overnight.

A blind, pigmentless fish beneath Huntsville has been identified as a new genus and species—and may be among the rarest fish on Earth.

Atlanta starts Sunday cloudy and muggy, with an 88°F high and afternoon thunderstorms possible. A wetter pattern takes over by Tuesday.

A motorcycle racing another bike slammed into a car on I-75, killing its passenger and leaving the driver critically injured.