Marietta GA

Former Atlanta Mayor Keisha Lance Bottoms, who said she’d talk when she makes her candidacy official, has a steep hill to climb.

At long last, the convenience store chain with a cult following is holding its grand opening in Pooler this month. Wawa's first Chatham County store is slated to open on April 24 in Pooler at 1480 Pooler Parkway. During the event, Wawa will host festivities and a ribbon cutting, announce community partnerships and...

US regulators issue another recall of thousands of Tesla Cybertrucks due to a faulty part that could potentially cause road hazards and accidents.

Surveillance cameras recorded the home invasion suspects enter through a back patio door around 11 a.m. What they didn’t realize was that the homeowner was there.

(The Center Square) – A bill that would put $250 in the pockets of Georgia taxpayers is waiting for Gov. Brian Kemp's signature. The state Department of Revenue's website tells taxpayers to check back in late April to see when the rebates would be available. Lawmakers approved the bill that gives a $250 rebate to...

Georgia Shoppers Face Deadline as Forever 21 Closes U.S. Stores Amid Bankruptcy. Shoppers in Georgia have just days left to use their Forever 21 gift cards and store credits, as the fast-fashion retailer prepares to shut down all of its U.S. locations following its second bankruptcy filing in six years.

EAST COBB — A group called the Israelite School of Universal Practical Knowledge conducted training exercises in East Cobb Park Thursday in what they said was an effort to prepare for the nation’s destruction. The group of over 300 members conducted a training exercise called the “Hebrew Academy,” according to...

While Augusta, Georgia is hosting the Masters Tournament this week, a large swath of the Peach State is facing a major storm, which will include some very big hailstones.

The family of a 19-year-old Faith Lewis, who was shot and killed in Austell, said she was four months pregnant.

An Atlanta man was arrested this week after attempting to process a $32 million tax refund check at an Ohio bank. According to federal prosecutors, 48 year-old Christopher Dowtin received tax refund checks that were intended for legitimate businesses, and illegally converted them to his name and address. One of the...