Wednesday is the penultimate day of the 2025 Georgia legislative session. It’s expected to be busy as lawmakers rush to get their bills assigned to the House and Senate floor.

From tax cuts to social media restrictions, track the noteworthy bills Georgia lawmakers are discussing and see how close they are to passing.

The Braves’ bats may not be hot, but Truist Park will be. The team's home opener against the Miami Marlins will be played in the middle of a three-day heat wave.

Two incinerators would burn again at one of Cobb’s wastewater treatment plants along the Chattahoochee River, but neighbors are concerned about potential mercury discharge.

A new ordinance to protect Atlanta's trees could soon reach City Council for a vote, but it's not clear if key provisions will make it in.

Georgia businesses expressed fears that new tariffs will send costs higher and harm consumers.

Media literacy is essential for a healthy democracy

Unproductive national politics have invaded our state’s borders and made it politically unpopular to tell the truth

Sugiura: His salary is money that the Falcons have spent already anyway. So why not use it to potentially help obtain the playoff berth the Falcons desperately need?

The Falcons have Penix on an offseason plan, and he’s set to return for the training program, which starts April 22.

Georgia usually hasn’t had a player like Branch. He was the No. 1-ranked wide receiver in the 2023 recruiting class. He became an instant impact player at USC.

Fortner’s tenure at Tech navigated uncertain and murky waters virtually from the outset yet produced a litany of triumphs over six seasons.

Aaron Philo and Graham Knowles are Tech’s No. 2 and No. 3 quarterbacks, respectively, this spring behind incumbent starter Haynes King.

Teams occupying the seventh through the 10th seeds of both the Eastern and Western Conferences will have at least one day of rest before postseason play begins.

Chavez could return later, of course. That would be nothing new for one of the sport’s all-time most traveled men.

No Braves team that has started 0-5 or worse has made the postseason. These Braves are the eighth group in franchise history since 1900 to begin the season 0-5 or worse.

Atlanta United’s wounds, and the reason it has eight points instead of the maximum 18, mostly are self-inflicted.

Teams occupying the seventh through the 10th seeds of both the Eastern and Western Conferences will have at least one day of rest before postseason play begins.

The 2025 Michelin Guide featuring metro Atlanta will expand to include six southern states: Alabama, Louisiana, Mississippi, North Carolina, South Carolina and Tennessee.

This recipe for Weeknight Sauce Gribiche adds zesty, bright flavors to quick-cooking asparagus and lemons.

As Atlanta prepares for major events like the World Cup to bring a influx of visitors, officials are trying to make sure its longtime small businesses are not overlooked.

Hourlong documentary on Atlanta's first and only traveling speakeasy and cabaret lounge

During Oakland Cemetery's free Spring to Life Family Festival on Saturday, April 5, guests can shop for plants, take tours of the gardens and watch wildlife demonstrations.

The companies say they have been prohibited from operating former "RHOA" star Kandi Burruss' Blaze Steak & Seafood for over four months, resulting in losses above $400,000.

Friendship is highly underrated. If you're feeling low, pick up the phone and call a good friend. A positive emotional connection may be just want you need.

Finn Wolfhard, who has played Mike Wheeler for a solid decade on 'Stranger Things," acts, co-writes and co-directs a new slasher comedy "Hell of a Summer."

Atlanta-shot "Will Trent" is a virtual lock to get renewed for a fourth season on ABC.

Chicago is just a short flight from Atlanta, offering world-class museums, skyline views and vibrant nightlife. Here's how to make the most of a spring weekend in the city.

In a medical emergency, every minute counts. Medical providers say putting a system in place to help you be proactive could potentially save a life.

The majority of allergy sufferers in Georgia will have to endure at least another month of scratchy eyes, noses and throats following record-high tree pollen counts.