The DOJ promised a record Southeast fraud push as new Georgia and Florida cases showed the crackdown’s reach.

A deleted WNBA video appears to show Angel Reese and Paige Bueckers wagering $400 on their teams’ game. Then Reese won—and asked for payment.

Atlanta’s new grads are facing fewer entry-level openings and tougher demands for proof. Skills, projects, AI fluency and networking are becoming the new hiring currency.

A sleeping 13-year-old escaped injury after bullets struck a bedroom in southwest Atlanta. Police have not announced arrests or a suspect description.

A 1-year-old boy was found dead in a locked car at a Lawrenceville hospital, and his mother was charged with murder and child cruelty.

Georgia voters 50 and older are highly motivated, deeply focused on affordability and ready to make Social Security a ballot-box issue.

A Buford seafood wholesaler will pay $265,000 to resolve an EEOC sex discrimination lawsuit involving warehouse hiring. The settlement also mandates training, compliance reports and a two-year workplace notice.

Live roaches, unsafe temperatures and weak sanitizer helped drive an Alpharetta-area Mexican restaurant’s score down to 63.

Scam victims can lose their savings, then face IRS bills on money stolen from retirement accounts. A bipartisan House bill aims to change that.

Forsyth County is eyeing a 0.064-mill cut to its operating rate, with a public hearing next week and a projected $16.64 break on a $650,000 home.

A driver was killed and a passenger left in critical condition after a shooting on Aldea Drive in DeKalb County.

Metro Atlanta remains among the nation’s hardest-hit areas for new HIV diagnoses as federal prevention funding shifts away from community groups.

A CDC review of Atlanta hospitals found 449 invasive mold cases and a striking death toll. The findings suggest these infections may be missed more often than expected.