Atlanta 911 dispatchers move to 12-hour shifts ahead of World Cup

Atlanta public safety leaders announced that the federal government will fully reimburse $42 million in local overtime costs for the upcoming FIFA World Cup.

Georgians really struggle to spell this one word

A new study found “Chihuahua” is the most commonly misspelled word in Georgia this year.

Georgia students competing at national spelling bee

Two Georgia students are taking the national stage this week as the 98th Scripps National Spelling Bee gets underway.

Tuesday weather: Stormy pattern keeps soggy weather in metro Atlanta

Metro Atlanta is getting another gloomy and stormy day Tuesday as a stubborn wet weather pattern continues across north Georgia.

Atlanta gas prices remain high despite national dip

Drivers across metro Atlanta are still paying close to $4 a gallon at the pump, even as gas prices begin easing in many parts of the country.

Storm cleanup continues after wet Memorial Day weekend

Georgia Power crews worked Tuesday morning to restore service after a tree fell near Jonesboro Road in southeast Atlanta.

Gas Dash launches on-demand fueling in metro Atlanta

A new mobile application is changing how drivers fill up their vehicles by delivering fuel directly to parked cars across metro Atlanta.

How the Chattahoochee River is faring days after fish kill

Days after a massive fish kill in the Chattahoochee River, the riverkeeper says oxygen levels in the water are recovering, but it is too early to know exactly what remediation will look like.

Georgians honor fallen service members on Memorial Day

Memorial Day ceremonies and parades were held across metro Atlanta Monday to honor military members who died serving the country.

Memorial Day DUI arrests climb as father shares tragedy

The Georgia Department of Public Safety says hundreds of drivers have been arrested for driving under the influence during the Memorial Day holiday weekend.

2 injured in shooting on Lee Street SW in Atlanta

Atlanta police are working to determine the circumstances surrounding a late-night shooting Saturday in southwest Atlanta that left two men wounded.

Rain fails to stop crowds as 49th annual Atlanta Jazz Festival kicks off

Festival attendees refused to let the rainy conditions spoil the experience, finding creative ways to stay comfortable while listening to the performances.