The family of one victim, who was walking her dog early Monday when she was fatally shot and stabbed, is now searching for her pet.

The Atlanta airport’s 2025 volumes fell below its 2024 total, as the airport experienced the effects of Southwest Airlines’ decision to cut its Atlanta schedule.

Morning, y'all. Your April 15 update: Dunwoody OKs controversial Flock contract, tuition goes up for Georgia's public colleges, new details on Atlanta's next park and more.

The property spans about 5 acres along North Avenue. It is north of Coca-Cola’s headquarters and within walking distance of Tech’s Bobby Dodd Stadium at Hyundai Field.

Georgia will join the federal SUN Bucks program in 2027, providing $120 in summer grocery benefits per eligible child and unlocking $143 million in federal funds.

Midtown Alliance unveiled several renderings of its vision to make a public park out of 98 14th St., a derelict plot known as one of Midtown’s biggest eyesores.

Avanos Medical, a publicly traded company based in Alpharetta, is being taken private as a result of the deal.

UPS says it is the first logistics provider to roll out this technology across its U.S. network. RFID technology is not new, but it's now cheap enough to deploy at scale.

A collection of Atlanta neighborhoods voted Monday night to formally oppose a controversial data center proposal near the West End MARTA station and Beltline.

Flock’s cameras and 911 software have been a game-changer for tracking and capturing suspects. But critics have privacy and data concerns.