In her Sandler Hudson Gallery exhibit "INSTAR," artist, environmentalist, activist and professor Pam Longobardi explores the psychological tension between humans and nature.

Among the allegations filed by former officers against South Fulton police Chief Keith Meadows are abuse of authority, retaliation, influencing lie-detector tests and more.

Constitution invites readers to share their opinions on how MARTA can do better and what qualities the transit system's board should seek in a new CEO.

Amerigroup and Peach State Health Plan, losing bidders in a fight for Medicai contracts, have filed lawsuits and petitions claiming wrongdoing from state officials.

Could an MRI scan reveal how well you're aging? A recent study could help patients as young as 45 predict their risks of major diseases later in life, such as dementia.

After years of efforts to remove or bring context to Confederate monuments, the Trump administration is working to restore these symbols of the 'Lost Cause' and a dark past.

Out of its bevy of hotel options, Chattanooga’s most fascinating place to stay may be the Hotel Chalet at the Choo Choo. To celebrate the history of trains, the hotel transformed 25 refurbished ...

Staying off the Senate ballot didn’t mean Gov. Brian Kemp would stay out of the Georgia GOP primary. Not even close.

The audit of Mayor khalid kamau’s spending found several violations of city travel and P-card policies in its analysis of more than 700 purchases totaling $109,209.

Surge in applications at Atlanta HBCUs reflects students increasingly looking for spaces where they feel supported, officials say.

In 2018 Georgia and Atlanta leaders celebrated a coup: convincing Norfolk Southern to move its headquarters to Midtown Atlanta. Now, that HQ and its jobs could be at risk.

Legendary Georgia hotelier Richard Kessler helped build Days Inn before launching upscale projects like Savannah's Plant Riverside. At 79, he has more plans.