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Customers say they dropped off their cars at a longtime Marietta body shop for repairs. Weeks later, the business had disappeared without notice along with their vehicles.

Latoya Jordan, 42, did not see a doctor or take her blood pressure medication for more than a year, after the Roswell, Georgia, mother of 3 moved down from New York in the middle of the pandemic. But, when she began having headaches, Jordan realized she needed to do something.

The shocking revelation came in opening statements of the federal trial of Pastor Mitzi Bickers.

As Georgia residents move their clocks forward an hour early Sunday morning, sleep specialist Dr. Russell Rosenberg of Neurotrials Research says the loss of an hour of sleep could affect a lot of people who may already be short on sleep.

The CEO of one of only 6 companies selected to grow medical cannabis gave Governor Brian Kemp’s Leadership Committee $50,000 weeks after his company was awarded a license.

Kira Johnson was 39 and healthy, when she went in for a schedule caesarian section. Eleven hours later, Johnson died of a hemorrhage. Her husband Charles Johnson says they waited more than 10 hours after the discovered blood in her catheter for a promised CT scan that never came.

Viatris, once called Mylan, has agreed to settle a $264 million class-action lawsuit over skyrocketing EpiPen prices.

Whenever an Atlas Chalet customer suffered roof damage, some insurance companies would only pay to replace individual shingles, leaving homeowners stuck paying for a new roof on their own or with a patch job that no contractor would warranty.

Your "home sweet home" could become a nightmare if you don't keep an eye on it due to Georgia's law dealing with squatters.

Lindsey Turman was just halfway through her pregnancy when doctors discovered the aortic valve the 31-year-old Augusta woman's surgeons had replaced in 2017 was narrowed and failing. Saving the young mother and baby would take incredible teamwork.

Money management means a lot of things. And one of those is the responsible use of a credit card. Those lessons should start at home, not after they're out on their own. 

Christa Smith, an Assistant Superintendent for Bremen City Schools, was at her desk January 2021, when she got the call she had breast cancer.