A 30-second spot dubbed “Disaster” has Georgia's governor race clawing back into 2020's Atlanta unrest.

Tickets for the October 30 Fulton Forward Dinner run from $200 to $25,000, timed to Fulton County's final day of early voting.

Christopher Gadrix says CBRE spread a false story to the state after he flagged possible billing fraud on the Baker Hughes account.

Genuine Parts Co is splitting its Atlanta empire in two, and it just handed out the new corner offices.

LIBRE State PAC says Jackson's tax and property plans won over Georgia's fast-growing Latino electorate, nearly 500,000 strong.

The Midtown-based firm's 61st office opens in Monterrey's Obispado district, led by a trio poached from Littler Mendelson.

The Atlanta hitmaker says Konvict rerouted half a $1.3 million payout to Akon's brother's label instead of paying him in full.

Warner Robins is considering a higher municipal property tax rate for 2026 as county and school levies also change.

Rural counties captured most of the 436 new projects, with Walmart and Siemens leading fresh factory bets outside metro Atlanta.

Cherokee County has no rules on e-bikes or scooters yet — commissioners just scheduled an October 6 hearing to change that.

Nearly 40,000 Georgia properties sit in legal limbo. GSU Law's new clinic wants to fix that, starting with wills.

A Middle Georgia judge has addressed a False Claims Act case involving alleged vulnerabilities in eClinicalWorks software.

A Milledgeville commissioner says he flatly opposes the plan, while one resident says he'll skip buying a home there if it passes.