A foreign national man pleaded guilty to making hoax bomb threats and false emergency reports to officials in Georgia.

Extra tax refunds should begin arriving for eligible Georgians as soon as this week.

Agate Solutions' Mayday conference brought together businesspeople from across the world to provide actionable advice for tackling tariff uncertainties.

Gwinnett DA Patsy Austin-Gatson strives to ‘end that school-to-prison pipeline’ with community outreach programs.

The world’s largest e-commerce company announced Monday it plans to open a new package sorting center about an hour southwest of downtown Atlanta.

We wouldn't know if Trump was timing tariff announcements to make money, and the administration is doing cruel, un-American and illegal things, our readers say

Sometimes justice is blind. And just plain wrong.

The Atlanta Falcons swapped safeties on their roster, cutting Benny Sapp III and adding Josh Thompson.

Pitts has underwhelmed as the highest drafted tight end in history (No. 4 overall). He’s playing on his fifth-year option and will hit free agency in March.

Georgia football's nonconference slate outside of the annual game with Georgia Tech is light for 2025 — Marshall, Austin Peay and Charlotte — but future schedules get tougher

J Batt accomplished much in just three years at Tech, breaking fundraising records, securing football field naming rights and moving Tech-UGA to Mercedes-Benz Stadium for 2025

No one was surprised athletic director moving up. They are surprised it is to a Big Ten school.

Celebration of life for Hawks great will be at Georgia Tech’s McCamish Pavilion.

Gonzalez coached under Bobby Cox for the Braves from 2003-06. He succeeded Cox after the 2010 season until he was fired in the 2016 season.

Plus: The D-backs come to town

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.

A look at the TV listings for major sporting events for Atlanta today and this week.

The Hawks want to re-sign Caris LeVert who provided the Hawks with plenty of scoring off the bench. They acquired at the trade deadline in February.

Besides the Midtown location, Taco Mac has closed several restaurants in recent years — the Virginia-Highland location last month, in Decatur in 2023 and in Lindbergh in 2021

Three Asian food stalls will debut at Ponce City Market in June, breakfast restaurant Bomb Biscuit opened in a new location, and more from metro Atlanta's dining scene.

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Each weekday — rain or shine — 25 to 30 Nature Gurlz hike through Atlanta's Cascade Springs Nature Preserve, boosting their physical and emotional well-beings on the trails.

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Lonnie Bunch was honored with the John Lewis Carry On Award and also presented philanthropist Billye Suber Aaron, widow of Hank Aaron, with an award.

If you're looking for "The Price is Right" or "60 Minutes," it won't be on Channel 46 come August

The Pride Run ATL 5K had fewer runners and sponsors than last year, with one organizer blaming the Trump administration's attitude toward the LGBTQ+ community

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.

The tone of the new show could be different from the original, given what the family has gone through and their embrace of President Trump.

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.

Set sail on the Potomac or wander the cobblestone streets of Old Town while learning of the country’s history.

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

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

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