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Federal auditors are demanding MARTA safety plans after a daylight attack killed a 66-year-old passenger

Control of Georgia Power’s regulator could come down to one open seat

State investigators say the separate cases involve alleged sexual misconduct by a former probation officer and stolen sheriff’s office firearms

Critics say the law strips party labels from key local races in Democratic-leaning counties while leaving the rest of Georgia...

Loudermilk’s open House seat comes down to a physician and the retiring congressman’s longtime aide

Rick Jackson skipped the final debate as Burt Jones stood beside an empty lectern

Georgia is putting a futuristic school safety tool to the test

A horrific train attack is putting new scrutiny on Atlanta transit security as the city prepares for World Cup crowds

Republicans spotlight immigration, policing, and sentencing policies in heated Georgia Senate battle

The Peach State’s top legal job is open after Chris Carr chose a governor bid instead of reelection