Most Georgians already have the new IDs, which will be required to board domestic flights starting today. Those without them will face more screening.

With all the pomp, drama and solemnity that the Catholic Church can muster, 133 cardinals on Wednesday began the centuries-old ritual to elect a successor to Pope Francis, celebrating a morning Mass ...

Aaron Swain will be installed this month as the next chairman of 100 Black Men of Atlanta, beginning a two-year term.

The Georgia Environmental Protection Division has fined the Hyundai electric vehicle factory near Savannah $30,000 for violating state wastewater disposal rules.

Before we count out Marjorie Taylor Green as someone with statewide potential in Georgia, rewind the tape to November to see who won here: Donald Trump ...

Previewing the sole exhibit by graffiti great Dr. Dax, "The Other Side of Paradise," which continues at ABV Gallery in East Atlanta through June 8.

Celebrate a day filled with public art, including everything from murals to aerialists, in downtown Marietta at M2R TrailFest on May 10.

Firing all these federal workers covers only a small portion of the tax cut that goes mostly to the wealthy. All the cuts made to government programs were done to wring another tax cut for the wealthy ...

One of the organizations opposed to violent bullfighting, Cultura sin Tortura, was pleased by the Mexico City measure and said it would continue its efforts elsewhere. Another half a dozen Mexican ...

The move to change the name of Rutherford Hall, named after a woman who attempted to whitewash the Confederacy and slavery, is met with silence.

Some return to homelessness because they feel isolated in their new homes and miss the community encampments offer; others struggle with a form of “survivor guilt.” ...

For months before the start of Atlanta’s budget season, the mayor’s office worked to quietly reduce a $33 million projected deficit this year by cutting spending by at least 5% across departments.