Atlanta’s sunny weather comes with a dry-air warning Thursday before cooler, breezier conditions settle in for the weekend.

Sandy Springs becomes Georgia's first fire department to fly a docked drone ahead of its trucks to emergencies.

Milk & Maple opens Nov. 1 near Ponce City Market with a BeltLine-facing patio and kosher menu certified by the Atlanta Kashruth Commission.

Two suspects cut through storage-unit ceilings on Powers Ferry Road, making off with centuries-old swords and antique guns. One remains on the run.

The 5.5-acre deal brings homes, a hotel and shops to downtown Sandy Springs after two earlier attempts stalled out.

Harper Woods II would add 198 senior apartments in Columbus, but the public has only until November 3 to weigh in.

The sheriff's office cut ties with Flock Safety in September, and the dead cameras are still bolted to poles across Madison County.

The officer was hospitalized at Grady after being dragged near Garden Walk Boulevard. U.S. Marshals are now helping hunt the driver.

A permanent monarch garden has landed in Lawrenceville as part of a nationwide push with 350-plus certified wildlife habitats already planted.

A new poll finds 55% of Georgia voters back blocking bomb transfers to Israel, a split that cuts through the state's hard-fought Senate race.

A street argument outside the Eleventh Street Pub turned violent, leaving one man shot twice. Police say the accused shooter is cooperating.

Ian Jackson spent stolen pandemic aid on spa days and a trip to Aruba before his Atlanta sentencing.

A young man rushed to shield the girl during the Griffin attack and was hurt himself, county officials say.