The era that gave us sweatbands as fashion statements, Michael Jackson and John Hughes teen yarns produced worthy cinema, says the Atlanta author of "Rewinding the '80s." ...

Demographic changes and the rise of school choice are driving a public school enrollment decline in metro Atlanta.

The presses will stop, but the memories of quiet mornings, family legacies, and keepsake stories will forever remain part of Atlanta’s collective past.

Human drivers, as evidenced by the statistics from the GOHS and AAA, have far worse records in school zones than driverless cars do. People are much more likely to speed and swerve, to be angry and ...

The new year brings with it a whole new crop of books ready to add to your reading wish list. For the latest in Southern fiction, here are five eagerly anticipated novels in 2026.

Here are five things we learned from the Falcons win over the Bucs. 1. Decision time: The Falcons can discuss a contract extension, allow Pitts to reach the open market to set his value or use the ...

South Carolina State rallied from 21 down against Prairie View A&M to win 40-38 in four overtimes, taking home the HBCU national championship.

But when the final buzzer sounded around two hours later, Georgia had another win on its ascending resume. The Bulldogs beat Cincinnati, 84-65, in the Holiday Hoopsgiving Tournament to improve to 9-1 ...

U.S. Rep. Hank Johnson, of DeKalb County and serving Georgia’s Fourth District, attended Friday’s exhibit. The Democrat is an avid supporter of 21 Savage, from helping the rapper with his 2019 ICE ...

A pedestrian was killed Saturday morning after being struck by a FedEx truck in DeKalb County, police said. The collision occurred around 11:15 a.m. on Northlake Parkway near Crescent Center Boulevard ...

Former Georgia star and current SEC Network studio analyst Benjamin Watson explains why it's not so difficult to beat a team twice in one season if a team prepares well.

Washington County coach Robert Edwards was let go on Saturday after his fifth season at the helm. The former UGA running back went 20-24 in his five seasons.