The GOP-controlled state Legislature voted to make most local offices in five core metro Atlanta counties nonpartisan. The bill is now headed to Gov. Brian Kemp's desk.

The conservative think tank Competitive Enterprise Institute posted that the partial government shutdown woes “show why it is time to privatize TSA.”

Riders can buy and use the new Breeze cards, part of the first major upgrade to MARTA’s fare collection system in decades.

Bats are an important part of Georgia's ecosystem — but you probably don't want them in your home or school.

“It handles more passengers than any other facility in the world. But it wasn’t designed for what we’re experiencing," Atlanta airport General Manager Ricky Smith said.

Environmental and faith groups are asking a court to review whether regulators broke state law by approving Georgia Power’s plan to add a slew of new power resources.

A Georgia bill would allow property owners to sue municipalities that do not enforce laws such as for sweeping homeless encampments. This would lead to criminalizing poverty.

Georgia communities that have implemented school zone camera programs are seeing drastic reductions in speeding violations, which creates greater safety for children.

Tua Tagovailoa is at a bit of a career crossroads. He arrives in Atlanta with no promises other than the opportunity to compete with Michael Penix Jr.

Steve Drummond most recently served as Georgia’s deputy athletic director and chief marketing officer.

Georgia basketball looks to continue its ascension, but challenges lie ahead on brink of the transfer portal opening.

Zykie Helton was one of the lower-ranked prospects in Georgia's 2026 recruiting class. Yet he's the one who is turning the most heads.

For decades, Tech has been challenged to keep up with its peers in terms of coaching salaries, facilities and now, name, image and likeness deals.

The Jackets defeated the Panthers 11-9 on Friday, lost 14-9 on Saturday and came back to win 12-4 on Sunday, bringing their record to 19-5 overall and 6-3 in the ACC.

After their win over the East-leading Detroit Pistons at Little Caesars Arena on Wednesday, the Atlanta Hawks ascended to fifth place in the standings.

CJ McCollum scored 11 points in the fourth quarter to help the Hawks get to overtime, and Atlanta survived two game-winning shot attempts on the Pistons' final OT possession.

Braves ace Chris Sale blanks the Royals on opening day, delivering a dominant start that underscores why Atlanta doubled down on their Cy Young winner.

Chris Sale was (mostly) sharp, and Walt Weiss recorded his first win as the Braves’ manager in a 6-0 victory over the visiting Royals on Friday at Truist Park.

Five Stripes pick up a point in 0-0 finish vs. D.C. United.

A 33-acre site in Marietta will become the training site for the new National Women’s Soccer League franchise that will begin play in 2028.

His 26-year run yielded four state championships at Pope High School. Now he’s in the 600 win club.

Landon Ghea is already one of the top prospects in Georgia, even though he is just a high school freshman.

Several high schools made coaching changes during the regular season, and several more have already announced openings.

Baldwin was accorded an honor that any proud son of Wisconsin would cherish — a Packers cheesehead hat with his name on it, courtesy of the franchise.

This week on the Atlanta food scene, get details on Mushi Ni’s new Inman Park location, World of Quercus makes the Time’s “World’s Greatest Places” list and more.

There’s a magical quality to Cuevacia, the new modern Mexican restaurant in Colony Square, a bit like the wardrobe portal to Narnia.

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Plus, WNBA agrees to a collective bargaining agreement; HBCU Aware Fest to raise money for college students; and remembering "Showtime at the Apollo" co-host Kiki Shepard.

The donation in nonprofit journalism comes as local and national news organizations face significant financial pressures.

The best Atlanta concerts this spring. From Boogarins at the EARL to Los Mirlos at the Masquerade, here are 10 shows you should add to your calendar.

The time change disrupts your sleep, heart health and mood. Find out why it happens and how to reset your internal clock for better health.

BravesVision, which will air pregame, postgame and live game telecasts, will be available on Xfinity beginning with Friday's game against the Royals.

A longtime staple of both “Law & Order” and “Chicago Med,” S. Epatha Merkerson received the On Her Shoulders Preservation Award from Atlanta-based Black Women Film Network.

Come to Birmingham expecting to learn what people were fighting against. But stay long enough to let the city embrace you. We have a weekend guide.

From intimate gatherings over soul food or cockails to block parties, the city renews itself daily through the simple act of coming together.

From stress relief to deep relaxation, sound baths are on the rise this year. Here’s where to try one in Atlanta and what to expect your first time.

Georgia's Certificate of Need laws are blocking health centers from expanding services across the state. When it comes to cancer, those restrictions should end.