Local civil rights activist and political pundit Tom Houck has died at the age of 79. Born in Cambridge, Massachusetts, Houck moved to Atlanta in 1966 and spent most of his life in the city. As a ...

And make her a husband (Alexander Skarsgård) he does – the perfect specimen, handsome, kind and true. And made entirely out of wicker.  Ahead of the film’s release this weekend, entertainment ...

Norcross City Council recently discussed $3.08M in parking expansion contracts and deferred speed limit discussions until December's meeting.

Jan Paul was named the 2026 Woman of Distinction at the Greater Atlanta Perimeter Chambers luncheon, honoring her extensive community leadership.

Atlanta's NPU-F deferred a vote on demolishing the site of Michael Hardwick's 1982 arrest, which helped overturn sodomy laws.

While “Fjord" is effectively frustrating, the film is so obvious in its sympathies that it can't make an interesting point.

Where the Weird Things Are returns to Historic Fourth Ward Park on Oct. 24 with puppets, live music, and immersive folklore.

Brewers face Rays in the World Series tonight, Georgia voters face midterms, and stock futures dip following Meta's latest slide.

Former mayoral candidate Dontaye Carter was cited for permit violations during a No Kings rally in Sandy Springs, sparking a ...

Atlanta-born comedian Mandal's debut comedy release "$$$$$$" is set to premiere on YouTube at 9 p.m. on October 25.

A federal judge blocked Trump administration investigations into noncitizen voting across nine states until after the Nov. 3 election.

In 2009, workers at SsangYong Motor, a Korean carmaker, staged a strike after the company announced it would lay off a number of workers at a factory in ...