Opponents of the law enforcement training center, known to some as "Cop City," told the AJC they promise to be a thorn in the side for Mayor Andre Dickens as he campaigns.

Companies are becoming more diligent about hiring workers with lawful status, a staffing industry leader says.

The Braves’ bats may not be hot, but Truist Park will be. The team's home opener against the Miami Marlins will be played in the middle of a three-day heat wave.

Two incinerators would burn again at one of Cobb’s wastewater treatment plants along the Chattahoochee River, but neighbors are concerned about potential mercury discharge.

Here’s your guide to track tariffs that have been threatened or imposed by the White House.

Nearly all metro Atlanta police departments use Flock Safety’s technology, but some of its products have come under criticism from residents and advocacy organizations.

In addition to high vacancy rates at properties, RPM Living left them in disarray, neglecting and failing to inspect apartments, the complex owners say.

Georgia's medical board has renewed the license of Atlanta cosmetic surgeon Harvey “Chip” Cole while he battles 11 lawsuits from patients alleging he ruined their faces.

As Atlanta prepares for major events like the World Cup to bring a influx of visitors, officials are trying to make sure its longtime small businesses are not overlooked.