News for Metro Atlanta and Region

An innovator in the chiropractic profession, he increased student enrollment to full capacity.

The Augusta State Medical Prison inmate, who confessed to his 2000 crime in prison in 2007, died of natural causes at 86, the Georgia Department of Corrections says.

Required weapons detectors, high school cellphone ban could become law this year.

Pinky Cole filed for bankruptcy Feb. 12. She owes $1.2 million to the Small Business Administration and $192,000 in state taxes, according to court documents.

Speed puzzling is quietly becoming Atlanta’s new pastime. From breweries to bookstores, puzzlers are racing against the clock to finish first.

A Georgia inmate's clemency petition can still be decided by a partial State Board of Pardons and Paroles, an Atlanta judge said when ordering a board member to recuse.

Warnock said city residents may have voted for Trump, but they didn’t vote for sewage spills and boil-water advisories that are likely to come with the detention warehouse.

Lawmakers couldn’t agree Monday if the investigation should be conducted by outside counsel, or internally by the city’s inspector general or auditor.

Metro Atlanta counties would have to wait 8 years to put transit on the ballot after a failed vote.

The U.S. will not experience oil shortages or face a supply issue. But prices will be impacted, analysts say.