Georgia boards to pay $3M for blocking military spouse jobs

The U.S. Department of Justice has reached a first-of-its-kind $3 million settlement with dozens of Georgia licensing boards after federal officials found military families were being unlawfully blocked from working.

Metro Atlanta leaders urge veto of controversial election bill

A high-stakes political standoff is unfolding at the Georgia State Capitol as a controversial election bill heads to Gov. Brian Kemp's desk that would force nonpartisan elections upon the state's most populous counties.

No bond for suspect in deadly Midtown student housing shooting

The man accused in a deadly 2024 shooting at a west Midtown student housing center was denied bond on Tuesday, according to court officials.

Group behind anti-Jones ads may face ethics charges

A group that has spent millions of dollars on attack ads targeting Lt. Gov. Burt Jones could face charges after a state investigation.

Multiple dead, several injured in rash of metro Atlanta shootings

Police are investigating a violent wave of gunfire across the city that left at least two men dead and five others injured in three separate Monday night incidents.

1 dead, 1 injured in shooting at southwest Atlanta apartment complex

Atlanta police are investigating after two men were shot at an apartment complex on Monday night, leaving one dead and the other hospitalized.

Police: Atlanta flight bomb threat suspect had outstanding warrants

The man accused of making a bomb threat on a Frontier Airlines flight that landed at Hartsfield-Jackson Atlanta International Airport on Sunday afternoon had outstanding arrest warrants, police said.

Atlanta-bound Delta flight forced to return after engine fire

A Delta Air Lines flight bound for Atlanta was forced to return to a Brazilian airport after a mechanical issue caused an engine to burst into flames during takeoff.

TSA lines ease at Atlanta airport, around the country as pay resumes

Security lines at Hartsfield-Jackson Atlanta International Airport appeared to ease Monday as TSA officers began receiving pay amid the ongoing federal funding impasse.

Healthiest and unhealthiest cities in the US - See where your city ranks

A new WalletHub analysis of more than 180 major U.S. cities finds that where you live can significantly impact your health, sometimes as much as diet and exercise habits.

Frontier flight investigated for verbal bomb threat at Atlanta airport

A verbal bomb threat from a passenger triggered a law enforcement investigation after a Frontier Airlines flight landed in Atlanta on Sunday afternoon.

Atlanta unveils city's first Vietnam War memorial in Piedmont Park

More than 10 years after the project was first envisioned, the City of Atlanta officially opened a new Vietnam Veterans War Memorial in Piedmont Park on Sunday to honor local soldiers who made the ultimate sacrifice.

Atlanta airport warns of 4-hour wait despite light TSA lines

Travelers at Hartsfield-Jackson Atlanta International Airport saw smooth passage Sunday as TSA agents move closer to receiving six weeks of back pay.

Unoccupied dorm catches fire on Clark Atlanta University campus

An unoccupied dormitory on Clark Atlanta University’s campus caught fire early Sunday morning, fire officials said.

Atlanta police seek 3 in shooting that damaged bus, injured man

Atlanta police are asking for the public’s help to identify three suspects after gunfire broke out last week, shattering the window of a school bus and leaving a man injured.

Man dies in southeast Atlanta gas station shooting

A man died on Saturday night after being shot to death at a convenience store in southeast Atlanta, police said.

Large, peaceful crowds reported at 'No Kings' protests in Atlanta

Thousands of demonstrators gathered across metro Atlanta on Saturday as part of nationwide “No Kings" protests, with large crowds reported in Tucker, downtown Atlanta and Sandy Springs.