A federal watchdog found the Atlanta Veterans Affairs failed to answer calls and schedule appointments for veterans in a timely fashion.

An affiliate of the dealership chain U.S. Auto Sales controlled thousands of cars across the South. Its system disabled borrowers' cars even when they were paying their loans.

Georgia prosecutors dropped their criminal case against the leader of the radical Black Hammer Party nearly three years after a police standoff.

Recommendations to upgrade facilities and to address staffing shortages will need more spending than Gov. Kemp proposes.

Proposal seeks answers from Atlanta police oversight board for failing to probe deadly force cases

AJC investigation finds 39 police shootings and in-custody deaths awaiting review by the panel since 2020, including the fatal arrest of Ricardo Dorado Jr.

Georgia man accused of running con from behind bars, stealing millions from people whose loved ones were incarcerated

The city, FDR's former home, suspended nearly all its officers and asked GBI to investigate after getting a tip about their off-duty work.

Gov. Brian Kemp acknowledges crisis at Georgia Dept. of Corrections and proposes plan to hire more security officers and fix facilities.

Thousands of workers are owed wages from businesses in Georgia that violated labor laws, and the U.S. Department of Labor is pushing to return that money this holiday season.