Gov. Brian Kemp ousted all seven Dublin City Schools board members after a $20 million deficit and a fired CFO who pled the Fifth.

Councilmember Antonio Lewis wants data centers on city water lines switched to closed-loop systems, but he's also the guy who pushed a $500M Digital Realty exemption.

White County commissioners may pause new gas stations, vape shops and even a stretch of Helen Highway for 180 days after residents packed a meeting over mountain views.

Mayor Andre Dickens is siding with Summerhill residents who have fought the cauldron's relocation since 2024.

Michigan's governor stumped for Bottoms in Cobb County, tying Georgia healthcare fights to her own pre-K record.

Seven DeKalb charter schools serving over 4,000 students will split the payout after courts rejected the district's defenses at every turn.

A federal judge in Atlanta certified a class of more than 3,300 Delta pilots claiming years of unpaid short-term military duty.

A four-year legal fight over a 2022 coding error ends with a record Fair Credit Reporting Act payout for roughly four million consumers.

Nearly 400,000 Georgia borrowers are now in default, with some colleges seeing nonpayment rates as high as 48%.

Two veteran executives split Ted Decker's duties as Home Depot preps its Aug. 18 earnings report.

New filings show Rick Jackson banked $6.1 million while Bottoms ended July with just $770,000 on hand.

The socialist group's new Little Five Points hub sits in a 1919 schoolhouse and follows two straight election wins.

The Southwest Atlanta school's 60th-anniversary project adds an AI center and film studios inside the aging Hank Aaron complex.