ATLANTA — As a formidable winter system known as Winter Storm Fern approaches the Southeast, state and local officials in Georgia are urging residents to prepare for potentially dangerous weather conditions that could bring freezing rain, sleet, snow, and widespread ice accumulation over the coming days. The storm has
Anthony Geary’s Death Confirmed at Age 78 Anthony Geary, the actor best known for playing Luke Spencer on General Hospital, has died at the age of 78. His passing was confirmed by his husband, Claudio Gama, who said Geary died following complications from a scheduled medical procedure. The actor
Why Did Georgia’s ACA Enrollment Fall So Sharply? Georgia’s health insurance landscape shifted dramatically as new enrollment figures showed more than 190,000 fewer people signed up for Affordable Care Act marketplace plans during the early phase of the 2026 coverage cycle. The decline marks one of the sharpest
Georgia’s energy future took a decisive turn after state regulators unanimously approved a sweeping expansion plan from Georgia Power that would increase electricity generation capacity by roughly 50%. The decision clears the way
Christmas looks effortless on the surface. Gifts arrive on doorsteps, meals show up hot and on time, and stores stay stocked through the final rush. Behind that smooth experience is a workforce that
Most startups don’t fail because the idea was bad. They fail because the wrong people were in the room when decisions mattered. Team composition quietly determines speed, judgment, culture, and survival long before
NFL quarterback Russell Wilson and his wife, singer and entrepreneur Ciara, announced a $500,000 commitment to support community-focused initiatives in Atlanta, reinforcing their ongoing involvement in local philanthropic efforts. The pledge is intended
ATLANTA — City and county officials across metro Atlanta have opened overnight warming centers as a cold snap brings freezing temperatures and dangerous wind chills to North Georgia, expanding short-term shelter options
Homeless service organizations across Georgia, including many operating in Atlanta, are racing to adjust after recent federal rule changes altered how homelessness funding will be distributed in the coming year. The changes, issued
ATLANTA — As 2026 gets underway, residents and businesses in Atlanta and the broader Georgia region are adapting to a wave of newly enacted laws at both the state and local levels. The changes
Atlanta has been awarded $75 million in federal funds aimed at supporting revitalization and economic development projects in historically underserved communities, marking one of the largest such allocations in recent city history. The
Dense fog blanketing the Atlanta metropolitan area Monday morning led to widespread flight delays and a weather-related ground stop at Hartsfield-Jackson Atlanta International Airport, the nation’s busiest air hub, disrupting travel plans for
Standing before a packed crowd at Georgia State University’s Convocation Center, Andre Dickens made it clear that Atlanta’s next chapter will demand more than incremental fixes. As he was sworn in for his
Metro Atlanta’s traffic headaches are legendary — long commutes, clogged highways, and a sprawling region that has grown faster than its public transit network. For years, city leaders have made transit expansion a
Public speaking consistently ranks among people’s top fears — often above heights, flying, and even death. Yet in business, education, and public life, the ability to speak clearly and confidently remains one of
Atlanta, Georgia — From mature forests being preserved to urban watersheds being revitalized, Atlanta is undergoing a renewed wave of conservation and restoration efforts that blend ecological stewardship with community revitalization. These projects
A theft allegation may seem straightforward at first, but it can lead to more serious consequences than one might expect. What initially appears to be a misunderstanding over property ownership or payment intentions
By: William Jones In the middle of a crisp December morning, the playground at KIPP Woodson Park Academy erupted with cheers. Atlanta Falcons players, cheerleaders, and even Freddie Falcon had arrived, not to
For many Atlantans, MARTA becomes more important on Christmas, not less. Roads clog, rideshares surge, and parking around gatherings and airports gets unpredictable. MARTA stays running through the holiday, but it shifts into
The Atlanta Civic Center is finally seeing real movement after years of stalled plans and shifting proposals. City officials and housing leaders gathered this week to break ground on the first piece of
The Study That Put Atlanta in the Spotlight A new global traffic study grabbed headlines by placing Atlanta among cities struggling most with congestion. For many residents, the ranking felt less like breaking
Georgia lawmakers are preparing a series of policy changes aimed at helping young adults who age out of foster care—a group that often enters adulthood with fewer resources, weaker support systems, and higher
Why the Water Tastes Different Atlanta residents have been noticing that their tap water smells earthy or musty. The City of Atlanta Department of Watershed Management explained that the issue comes from naturally
What the Bill Is Designed to Do The Epstein Files Transparency Act is a new law that tells the Department of Justice to release all unclassified records related to its investigation of Jeffrey
How Many People Are Traveling AAA projects that 81.8 to 82 million Americans will travel at least 50 miles from home during the Thanksgiving holiday period, which runs from November 25 to December
Food prices are one of the biggest challenges for Atlanta households. A single person spends about $711 a month on groceries, while a family of four spends around $1,841. Everyday staples show the
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