Meet Ty Myers, the rising Texas country star with a hot debut album, “The Select,” and tour that brings him to Atlanta for a sold-out Tabernacle show on July 18.

A three-building office complex called Georgia 400 Center in Alpharetta recently sold for $39.1 million, about 57% less than it last did in 2019. Atlanta-based developer Third & Urban plans to ...

This spring, Georgia Southern signed the top junior sporting clays shooter in the United States, Connor Daniel. He is the son of Marty Daniel, founder of Black Creek-based gunmaker Daniel Defense, and ...

Daryll Triplett, aka Officer Keep it Real, launched the nonprofit All Cops Ain’t Bad to bridge gaps between police and the public.

Event presenters and retailers say summertime is the right time to put jack-o’-lantern smiles on faces of Halloween lovers.

A Midtown bar fight involving Garrett Rolfe, the officer who shot Rayshard Brooks, has renewed calls for police accountability in Atlanta.

Atlanta Journal-Constitution Washington bureau chief Tia Mitchell discusses Medicaid and purgiing of voter rolls.

When asked whether it’s important for Atlanta to retain its crown, new Hartsfield-Jackson General Manager Ricky Smith was clear: “ATL is not great because it’s the busiest airport in the world. It’s ...

Russian weapons pounded four Ukrainian cities overnight from Tuesday to Wednesday, injuring at least 15 people in an attack that mostly targeted energy infrastructure, officials said.

All generations feel nostalgia to some extent, but Generation Z and millennials are pushing the trend and retreating from the present.

An Israeli-backed American organization that runs an aid program in the Gaza Strip said Wednesday 20 Palestinians were killed near a distribution site. This comes as Israeli strikes killed 41 others, ...

First Liberty Building & Loan, a Newnan operation owned by a family with deep roots in evangelical politics, was able to attract deep-pocketed investors with calls to patriotism and a good dose of ...