Gov. Kemp and Georgia senator hopefuls Buddy Carter and John King have embraced the budget bill, leaving Sen. Ossoff, other Democrats trying to stop, or at least soften, it

Eight months after Hurricane Helene, farmers and cities in financial ruin are still recovering from one of the most expensive tropical storms in decades.

A burned body was found Saturday morning near the top of Stone Mountain, a park police official confirmed. A hiker called 911 shortly before 8:20 a.m. after spotting the body.

The Canadian province of Manitoba declared a state of emergency over the unprecedented fires this week, which are burning in every region of the province.

Several Georgia localities on the Trump administration's list have rejected accusations that they are sanctuary jurisdictions, which are outlawed in the state.

Georgia voters and policymakers should not be swayed by binary polls showing a majority of residents supporting marijuana legalization until they have all the facts.

Atlanta has long welcomed newcomers and rejected hate. Random acts of kindess can support that tradition.

Former Atlanta Falcons wide receiver Julio Jones talks about his career, his teammates, his retirement.

Darnell Mooney posted a career high in yards per catch at 15.5 and nearly cracked 1,000 yards receiving for the second time. But he says that wasn't his goal — winning is.

After beating Binghamton 20-4 win Friday, the Georgia Bulldogs head to a Saturday evening game against the Duke-Oklahoma State winner.

UGA has one tight end committed for the 2026 class in Lincoln Keyes, who had been very much in Bowman’s ear about playing together in Athens.

Georgia Tech opened the Oxford Regional with a 9-2 win over Western Kentucky on Friday at Swayze Field in Oxford, Mississippi.

“Definitely a healthy chip on our shoulder knowing that we felt like we were one of the best teams in the country," says pitcher Mason Patel, of the hosting snub.

Daniels finished the season with 229 total steals, the most in a single season in Hawks history.

The Braves offense had feeble production Friday, only 24 hours after scoring nine runs against the Phillies — and ace Zack Wheeler — on the road.

It was their fourth loss in the past five games, further delaying an anticipated resurgence the Braves hope eventually will propel them into the postseason race.

They showed glimpses of it in their win against Orlando, so the next step is to consistently deliver for 90 minutes. And that starts on Saturday against New York.

"It wasn’t perfect throughout the 90 minutes, but sometimes a win like this goes a little bit further,” captain Brad Guzan said. It won’t take long to see if that’s the case.

In 2024, GHSA implemented a new division for private schools to compete mainly with each other. GHSA said it was to restore fairness, but most private schools disagree.

With the decision, the Bulldogs move up five spots to the nation’s No. 11 recruiting class on the 247Sports Team Composite ratings.

It has become easier and easier to doubt that the awaited turnaround won’t come, even as the Braves labor for it and express their confidence in its eventual arrival.

Here’s what we learned from the Dream’s win against the Storm, Karl Smesko’s thoughts on his first month of coaching in the WNBA and what the team will face in June.

Much like how you can smell the salt and sea grasses in the air at the beach, wines can be evocative of the coastal locales from which they hail.

For those who can handle the heat, Chilispot is a playground of spiciness.

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"Cadillac Chronicles TV" is an internet series that takes Atlanta music and artists around in a vintage vehicle to perform mobile concerts.

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Crates ATL is the latest to open on Mitchell Street’s hotel row, the main artery of "South Downtown," a 10-block stretch that has needed a restocking of its own for decades.

Having trouble finding a particular item? Sabine Morrow will try to help you locate it.

Check out five wellness events happening around metro Atlanta this June, from stand-up paddleboarding to yoga with a manta ray backdrop.

Meet four Atlantans embracing the single life in their 60s, 70s and 80s.

Male and female blooms are on the same plant, but connected to the main stem differently.

CBS is celebrating the 50th season and more than a quarter century of “Survivor” with an all-star edition featuring 24 alums, including two with Georgia connections.

Original Righteous Brothers member Bobby Hatfield died in 2003, but the band lives on with Bill Medley adding Bucky Heard to the fold in 2016

Officials say increased fees are vital to pay for the huge new decks under construction and to manage demand

April 20 kicks off National Park Week and is one of six days each year with no entry fee

Metro Atlanta teachers like Taurika Boateng Chennault have faced grief, burnout and pandemic setbacks — and deserve rest and our support.

The lack of access to mental health care has created care deserts around metro Atlanta. This Snellville pediatrician is stepping in to help families in need.