Atlanta News

Balus Glover's home was broken into almost a year ago. She went to City Hall East, hoping to find her laptop.

The church was robbed of expensive equipment including microphones and a laptop containing important records.

Georgia spends less in its juvenile-justice system per child than comparable states, according to a recent state audit.

A new fenced-in dog park is part of the ground transportation center on the west end of the passenger terminal at Hartsfield-Jackson Atlanta International Airport.

For decades now, I have traveled across this nation to listen, learn and absorb the concerns and frustrations of the community.

The insurer that handles Medicaid for Grady Memorial Hospital says it will terminate the hospital's contract Saturday.

He says he thought it would be interesting to observe how people interact with turkey necks and piles of greens.

Besides a hot meal and a hot shower, those who attend Thursday's Hosea Feed the Hungry and Homeless Thanksgiving dinner at Turner Field can also receive the H1N1 vaccine.

Baseball legend and Mobile, Ala., native Hank Aaron is among the latest members of the chorus of Georgians singing Kasim Reed's praises for mayor of Atlanta.

Police in Sandy Springs say a woman trying to cross Interstate 285 on foot early Wednesday morning just north of Atlanta has died after being struck by a tractor-trailer. Police Lt.

ChildrenA's Healthcare of Atlanta has received a $30 million grant from the Joseph B. Whitehead Foundation, a charity focused on supporting organizations and programs that benefit children and youth in metro Atlanta.

Victims whose stolen items were recovered when Atlanta police searched a downtown garage allegedly being operated as an illegal pawn shop can claim their property at City Hall East beginning at noon Wednesday.

Atlanta Police Chief Richard Pennington and Assistant Chief Alan Dreher announced today that they will resign from their post in the next two weeks.

This independently-owned casual Mexican spot is a new favorite in the neighborhood.

Talk about being a good sport! Celebrity chef Paula Deen, in Atlanta Monday to donate 25-thousand pounds of ham to Hosea Feed the Hungry and Homeless, got hit in the face with a ham during a photo opportunity.

Singer Usher performs in the NHL Rocken' Skate 2008, Presented by Upper Deck as part of the 2008 NHL All-Star weekend at Philips Arena on January 26, 2008 in Atlanta, Georgia.

Are America's small cities and towns getting a little, well, dumber? According to U.S. Census data, the percentage of college grads in many communities is on the decline.

Two sexy "pilgrims" wearing high heels and anything-but-puritanical garb will hand out free Tofurky roasts in downtown Atlanta on Tuesday as part of PETA's Southern tour to promote a vegan Thanksgiving.

Nov. 20--It's not 2010 yet, but Atlanta's hospitality community is already looking to the new year.

Atlanta Mayor Shirley Franklin will teach at Spelman College after her final term ends.