Another Atlanta legend is gone. DJ Unk, most known for snap-era songs like “2 Step” and “Walk It Out,” died on Friday, according to a statement sent from Korey “Big Oomp” Roberson. He was 43. A cause ...

Flooding at a University of Georgia residence hall forced students to evacuate the building on Friday morning and could leave them displaced for up to a month, according to an email to students.

Roswell on Friday announced the hiring of record-setting Lee County offensive coordinator Jonathan Thompson as head football coach.

There’s always been a kind of feral quality to singer-songwriter Neko Case. The tangle of red hair. The fierce stage presence. The raw, poetic lyrics. Whether she’s performing her gutsy blend of ...

A teenager is wanted on outstanding warrants in connection with the death of another teenager in Hall County, officials announced Friday.

U.S. District Judge Amit Mehta, who oversaw the seditious conspiracy trial of Rhodes and other Oath Keepers, issued the order two days after Rhodes visited Capitol Hill, where he met with at least one ...

Three suspects broke into the home of Atlanta Falcons player Antonio Hamilton early Friday, according to Roswell police. It was Hamilton’s 32nd birthday. Now the cornerback is doing his part to tackle ...

Dan Quinn’s “Brotherhood” was easy to mock. Here was a coach of professional football players preaching about playing for something bigger than themselves. Quinn sounded as if he were running a ...

Educators from across Georgia gathered at the GHSA offices Friday morning to discuss an objective that would seem difficult to oppose — arranging the association’s seven classifications to ensure ...

Atlanta braced cold temperatures this week, and some of the city's efforts to keep unhoused residents out of the freezing cold have exceeded expected capacity.

A Coweta County fire battalion chief, who was shot and killed recently in Alabama while trying to help a couple who‘d hit a deer with their vehicle, was brought back to Georgia on Thursday for his ...

Constitution, which is remaking itself as a modern media company, made its return to the city of Atlanta in the most traditional way — with an old-fashioned ribbon cutting.