Congestion along busy Clifton Road, one of the Atlanta metro’s largest employment centers without access to high-speed transit, is likely to worsen soon.

The government watchdog said she’s been in a bitter feud with Mayor Andre Dickens' administration over the office’s authority

The industry employs nearly 41,000 workers and has an economic impact so large that it makes up more than 4% of the city’s economy.

Georgians stand to “lose a lot” if the CFPB is shut down, said Liz Coyle, executive director of the nonprofit consumer advocacy organization Georgia Watch.

A Georgia death row inmate was denied a request to be legally executed by firing squad, claiming that the state’s lethal injection method would be unlawfully cruel.

If the new family-centric DOT grant policy is truly about serving growing populations, then the guidelines are incomplete at best.

The measure would ban people from camping, sleeping or storing their personal belongings on private property without the owner’s permission.

Local energy projects worth millions appear to be frozen in Georgia.