In southwest Atlanta, where decades of disinvestment have shaped what residents see on every corner, a new business opened its doors this week with an explicit purpose: to be more than a restaurant. Sisters Naco and Nari Roberson have launched Bosque, a burger spot and community café designed to
Two patients exposed to hantavirus aboard the MV Hondius cruise ship arrived at Hartsfield-Jackson Atlanta International Airport on Monday morning and were transported under heavy medical and law enforcement escort to Emory University Hospital, where they are now being treated and monitored at one of the country’s premier biocontainment
Ted Turner, the brash, visionary entrepreneur who built a global media empire from a single Atlanta UHF station and changed the way the world consumes news, died peacefully on Wednesday, May 6, surrounded by his family. He was 87. The announcement came in a release from Turner Enterprises, his
Metro Atlanta and north Georgia residents are being urged to prepare for a potentially dangerous stretch of weather beginning Wednesday afternoon and continuing into early Thursday morning, as a line of severe thunderstorms
As Atlanta heads deeper into the warm season, public health officials, emergency responders, and medical professionals are again drawing attention to the dangers of heat-related illness. The combination of high temperatures, elevated humidity,
In the southwest Atlanta neighborhood of Sylvan Hills, the frames of 24 new homes are going up. Hammers are swinging. Walls are being raised. And for the first time in 38 years, Atlanta
SAVANNAH, April 29, 2026 — Two massive wildfires are burning through south Georgia, consuming more than 55,000 acres, destroying over 120 homes, and forcing hundreds of families from their properties in what Gov.
For families navigating a rare disease diagnosis, finding the right clinical trial is one of the hardest things they will ever do. The search involves decoding complex eligibility criteria, tracking down research sites
The Georgia Environmental Protection Division has declared a Level 1 drought response across the state, issuing a statewide directive that requires every public water system to launch a public information campaign aimed at
Fifty years is a long time to show up for independent film. The Atlanta Film Festival has done exactly that — and this week, it marks the milestone with a 10-day run that
The “Moving Atlanta Forward” initiative is addressing decades of deferred infrastructure work through a multi-year construction push across 50 city corridors Atlanta is moving forward with one of the largest pedestrian infrastructure investments
By Dr. Jeffrey N. Shebovsky | ReliefNow® Disc·Joint·Nerve Hamlin | Winter Garden, Florida Non-surgical disc decompression combined with Class IV medical-grade laser therapy is a clinically supported, drug-free alternative to back surgery for
Hartsfield-Jackson Atlanta International Airport is entering one of the most consequential travel periods of its calendar year, with officials projecting Friday, April 3 will rank among the airport’s highest-volume travel days on record.
Delta Air Lines and Amazon have signed a long-term agreement to bring Amazon Leo’s low-Earth-orbit satellite internet to 500 Delta aircraft starting in 2028, a deal that deepens the technology stack behind American
Tyler Perry’s effort to provide financial relief to Transportation Security Administration workers at Hartsfield-Jackson Atlanta International Airport ended in an unexpected reversal — federal employees were told to return the $1,000 gift cards
The lines at Hartsfield-Jackson Atlanta International Airport were mercifully shorter Monday morning. For the first time in weeks, travelers at the world’s busiest airport were moving through security checkpoints in minutes rather than
Braselton, GA — Diamond Recovery Group has officially expanded its behavioral health network with the launch of Diamond Nourish, a specialized women’s mental health program focused on trauma-informed care. Located in Braselton, Georgia,
Dr. Bodo Diehn has spent much of his professional life moving between different worlds: the lab, the lecture hall, and, for a time, the policy offices of Washington. He isn’t the kind of
House Bill 1009 now heads to Governor Brian Kemp’s desk — and if signed, Georgia becomes the 27th state to adopt a full bell-to-bell ban in public schools. ATLANTA, Georgia — The Georgia
Georgia Labor Commissioner Bárbara Rivera Holmes published a sweeping strategic plan this week, anchoring the largest unemployment insurance modernization in state history to a cloud-based platform set for Fall 2026 — while simultaneously
Georgia drivers will soon see lower prices at the gas pump because the Georgia House of Representatives passed a bill to suspend the state’s motor fuel tax for 60 days. This decision aims
Millions of travelers across the United States are facing severe flight disruptions as a combination of powerful spring storms and critical staffing shortages forced over 1,200 flight cancellations on Tuesday, March 17, 2026.
A severe weather system moved through metro Atlanta and North Georgia early Monday morning, bringing heavy rain, damaging winds, and a tornado watch to several counties. While the immediate threat of tornadoes has
There is a gap in American healthcare that most people feel, but few can name precisely. Patients in rural communities struggle to access the medications they truly need. Community independent pharmacies fight for
Governor Brian Kemp is currently considering whether to suspend Georgia’s gas tax to help drivers deal with a sudden surge in fuel costs. As of mid-March 2026, the Governor has not yet signed
What does five decades of recovery work really mean? In an industry where treatment models shift, trends come and go, and new facilities open every year, what does it look like for a
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