Cobb County families learn how 911 calls shape homicide cases

A Cobb County program hosted by the district attorney's office brought families together Thursday to learn how 911 calls factor into criminal cases.

• Sep 19

Federal watchdog report on Georgia's Medicaid program raises concerns

A government watchdog has raised concerns about high administrative costs in Georgia's Medicaid program.

• Sep 19

Georgia's Okefenokee Swamp saved from mining through $60 million deal

In 2019, naturalists said the swamp was under threat after a mineral company that owned land three miles away sought permits to mine zirconium and titanium.

• Sep 18

Service dogs helping metro Atlanta veterans heal after combat

Atlanta veteran Whit Gray's relationship with his service dog gave him a mission to help others who are struggling.

• Sep 18

177 fugitives captured across Georgia during federal operation, officials say

Law enforcement captured 177 fugitives, including 28 murder suspects, in a recent crackdown called "Operation No Escape."

• Sep 18

Lyft launches self-driving car service in Atlanta

Lyft has picked Atlanta as the place to launch and test its new driverless car pilot program, and you can ride one right now.

• Sep 18

Emory University going tuition-free for qualifying students next year

Students attending Emory University whose families early $200,000 or less could soon attend the college for free.

• Sep 18

"Nature's cleanup crew": Zoo Atlanta helping endangered vultures soar

Vultures perform an important role in the environment, and Zoo Atlanta is working to protect the valuable scavengers.

• Sep 18

South Fulton officer seriously injured after being hit by car

A South Fulton police officer has been rushed to the hospital after he struck by a vehicle while responding to a crash.

• Sep 18

South Fulton neighbors divided over proposed home project on Allen Road

Residents in a South Fulton community are split over a proposal to rezone land on Allen Road for 33 homes.

• Sep 18

Thousands honor fallen firefighter Preston Fant at Truist Park Service

DeKalb County Master Firefighter Preston Fant is remembered as a man of faith who left a lasting mark on those who met him.

• Sep 18

Cabbagetown residents honoring beloved singer with new amphitheater

Cabbagetown residents want to build a new amphitheater in their community park to honor the neighborhood's musical roots.

• Sep 18

Future vaccine recommendations uncertain as CDC panel meets in Atlanta

This week, a CDC advisory committee will gather in Atlanta to vote on recommendations that could change access to some shots.

• Sep 18

Georgia State students tackle traffic congestion at Atlanta airport

Research by Georgia State students is trying to make curbside parking at the Atlanta airport a thing of the past.

• Sep 17

Federal Reserve's rate cut could impact Atlanta home prices

The Fed lowered its key interest rate for the first time in months, and that could bring changes to Atlanta's housing market.

• Sep 17

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