A city-commissioned critique found the 981-page draft could leave Atlanta worse off than its current 1982 rules.

A Senate farm bill advancing in Washington could force Georgia to help cover food stamp costs for the first time ever.

The Atlanta payments giant faced allegations of over $500 million in customer harm, while its billionaire CEO agreed to pay the FTC as part of the settlement.

Khalilah Few can finally open Creative Crowns Collective after spending $30,000 on rent while she fought Clayton County in court.

District officials cited a rape scene in the Nobel laureate's novel, the only book pulled from Cobb shelves this year.

Jackson wants a 24/7 veterans hotline and licensing fee waivers, but rival Keisha Lance Bottoms says he's dodging federal cuts.

A November decision meeting looms as Atlanta Public Schools weighs new rules for AI in classrooms.

A proposed millage bump would tack about $100 onto the average Clayton County tax bill to help hire a dozen new first responders.

Blue 42 Organics says drug-raid helicopters flattened crops and spooked its cattle in 2021. Now the state's top court says blanket police immunity does not fly.

The Jonesboro City Council censured Mayor Donya Sartor after Juneteenth costs blew past budget and a staffer accused her of threats.

Huck Construction & Development, a 25-year Alpharetta firm, filed for Chapter 11 bankruptcy.

Kemp calls for “a different direction” after months on the sidelines, while Ossoff’s campaign says the endorsement came too late to matter.

A Bowie County activist says Rick Jackson refused to answer questions about his own Texas data center investment while campaigning on local control in Georgia.