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The Historical Aircraft Restoration Society says a Boeing 707-138 once owned by Travolta has been dismantled in Georgia and is now being shipped to Australia, where experts will attempt to rebuild it.
The search is on for a 21-year-old suspect accused of attempting to break into a Gwinnett County apartment with a firearm in late March.
Tyson Foods will be shutting down its prepared foods plant in Rome, Georgia next month, laying off over a hundred employees as part of the closure.
Diaja Benson's body was discovered weeks after she was reported missing. Now authorities say a suspect in her murder has been caught in New Jersey.
Georgia lawmakers approved a last-minute cut to the state's income tax with a plan to speed up shrinking the rate even further.
The lawmakers' failure to offer a solution after months of debate raises uncertainty about how Georgians will vote in November and leaves confusion that could end in the courts.
Lawmakers under the Gold Dome are facing a midnight deadline on Sine Die, the final day of Georgia's legislative session, as they work to pass key bills before time runs out.
The bill, which would shift Georgia to hand-marked paper ballots, cleared the House in a 132–39 vote, fueling debate over election security and voter access.
After losing to Marjorie Taylor Greene in 2024, he's running for Congress in the 14th District again.
A new provision in the 21st Century ROAD to Housing Act aims to limit private equity's grip on single-family homes as affordability concerns grow in metro Atlanta and beyond.
Schools across metro Atlanta will be on spring break next week, and officials at a hot spot destination want everyone to stay safe.
As families across metro Atlanta prepare to hit the road for spring break, the price of gas shows no signs of dropping.
Gwinnett County Police have debunked a viral social media post claiming a protest over mall policies, confirming the event was a prank by an out-of-state juvenile.
Lt. Gov. Burt Jones and health care tycoon Rick Jackson are set to meet for a debate at the start of the Republican gubernatorial primary.
Investigators say the 19-year-old opened fire on officers after being asked to leave the high school football game, and his mom picked him up after the shooting.
Nearly 500 employees at Stone Mountain Park are set to lose their jobs this summer, according to a state filing.
After a sports injury left Pope High School senior Noah Marbach with free time, he turned to artificial intelligence to help solve a common headache in a lot of shift-based workplaces.
A planned ICE detention facility in Social Circle, Georgia, is on hold as the Department of Homeland Security reviews its strategy under new leadership.
A new aquatic facility in McDonough, set to open this summer, will feature an Olympic-sized pool, water slides, a lazy river, and a rooftop bar.
Forty-six victims of what was allegedly Georgia's largest Ponzi scheme will get millions of dollars back, according to Secretary of State Brad Raffensperger.
The deadly shooting of Manuel Paez Terán, known as Tortuguita, by law enforcement was a galvanizing moment for the "Stop Cop City" movement.
Over four decades after a woman was found strangled to death near a home in Waycross, the GBI says DNA lead to a breakthrough and arrest.
A driver is expected to be ok after a violent crash in Dunwoody that left a Porsche split in half Tuesday night.
As NASA prepares for its next mission to the moon, one Atlanta university is drawing attention for its growing role in space exploration.
Critics—especially from metro Atlanta—call the bill unfair and question its motives, while supporters argue it's about public safety.
Federal authorities say a key arrest has been made in connection with a high-profile kidnapping and robbery case tied to Atlanta rapper Gucci Mane.
The Historical Aircraft Restoration Society says a Boeing 707-138 once owned by Travolta has been dismantled in Georgia and is now being shipped to Australia, where experts will attempt to rebuild it.
A new exhibit in Atlanta is shining a light on the work of legendary photographer Gordon Parks. It offers a powerful look at life in the segregated South through rarely seen color images.
The search for the second crew member, a weapons system officer, is continuing, two U.S. officials said.
The photo shows the entire planet, as well as the Northern and Southern lights.