News for Metro Atlanta and Region

A type of minicomputer used by water utilities called a programmable logic controller could explain how hackers infiltrated two Georgia water systems.

Founded in 2011, Black Girls Code has spent more than a decade trying to change who gets a seat at the table in tech.

Last Week Tonight host John Oliver used Canton small business’ legal fight with the Texas convenience giant to illustrate how the “trademark bully” operates.

T-SPLOST could raise $662 million total over five years.

If approved, the task force would hold at least six meetings and two public hearings, then issue a report.

Thirty years ago, Atlanta hosted the Olympics. Here's a look back at those days.

The circa-1901 Victorian mansion has sat vacant for at least two decades along Peachtree Street in the shadow of the Southeast’s tallest skyscraper, Bank of America Plaza.

McCaysville, a town of about 1,000 near the Tennessee border, and the surrounding area were hit by heavy weekend rain, leaving the city's water system damaged.

Morning, y'all. In your Aug. 4 update: Georgia ICE developments, State Election Board controversies, a preview of the 2026 AJC Super 11 and more.

A giant magnolia tree that long stood sentry in the outfield of the legendary Atlanta Crackers baseball team's Ponce de Leon Park has finally toppled.