Marietta man among 5 killed in plane crash at North Carolina airport

Marietta resident Matthew Arthur Fassnacht,was one of the five people on board the Cirrus SR-22 when it crashed. There were no survivors.

Flooding at nearby creek leaves previously displaced Austell residents uneasy

As flooding continues across the metro area, some homeowners in an Austell subdivision say water rising from a nearby creek has reached part of their neighborhood.

Cobb Schools expanding Georgia Best degree program

The Cobb County School District is expanding its program that funds graduate degrees for district staff at no cost to them, adding 150 more educators.

Special Friends Day at North Georgia Fair gives special individuals chance to enjoy fair

A regular day at a state fair can be overwhelming for some children with special needs. That's why the North Georgia State Fair invited those kids to come to the fair before the rest of the crowd.

Hispanic Heritage Month celebrations in metro Atlanta | 2024

Here is a list of Hispanic Heritage Month events happening in metro Atlanta, where you can join in the celebrations.

Things to do this weekend in metro Atlanta | Sept. 20-22, 2024

Looking for exciting ways to spend your weekend? From vibrant festivals and cultural exhibitions to live music performances and outdoor fun, metro Atlanta has something for everyone.

Video: Cobb County officers wrangle wayward pig

Four Cobb County officers had a wild encounter after they were called to help wrangle Oreo the pig.

More metro Atlanta school walkouts planned, some districts threaten disciplinary action

Some metro Atlanta school districts have warn students they could face consequences if they join a walkout to stand in solidarity with Apalachee High School and demand action for gun safety.

Cobb County removes additional books over explicit content, total now 26

The Cobb County School Board announced Thursday that six more books have been pulled from school libraries for their sexually explicit content. 

Walton High School bomb threat just among hundreds since Apalachee shooting

In the wake of the atrocity, hundreds of Georgia students have gotten themselves in trouble by making threats, even as jokes, and the trend shows no signs of slowing down.