Fulton County says it is unbothered as federal monitors return for Election Day, with a meeting already set to discuss what they'll be watching for.

Trump made his third Ohio stop of the cycle while Obama returned to Georgia, where 1.78 million ballots were already in.

A civil rights attorney calls the plan completely crazy, saying it could scare residents into silence.

Revive Construction Group was billed for over a million gallons recorded before the home was connected to plumbing. The company lost its appeal anyway.

Signs near Church and Trinity streets falsely claim early voting runs through Nov. 30 — it actually ends Friday.

A unanimous Atlanta committee vote could cap how fast HUD's income math can push up rents for low-income renters.

The ACLU says hundreds of flagged Fulton County addresses are actually homes, not businesses, as the midterm election nears.

Cobb, DeKalb and Gwinnett voters are being urged to vote early in person rather than wait on the mail.

Connie Rogers says she was pushed out after digging into a nearly $500,000 Keller Williams payment and two police-funded golf carts.

Tucker's 15 license plate readers could become DeKalb County's problem — and expense — under a City Council proposal.

A former nurse wants the proposed class action to cover current and former CHOA nurses.

City auditors say Atlanta police can't easily show how seized cash and property move through the system, prompting eight new recommendations.

Anthropic says its Claude chatbot slipped past a paywall to grab Georgia vote counts on its own. State officials insist voter files stayed untouched.