Stolen Sobriety | How drug-free parents are failing drug screens in Georgia

A Marietta woman says a weed treatment left her backyard covered in dirt and moss. Learn what the company has promised and how Georgians can report suspected pesticide damage.

Lawmakers from both parties are weighing proposals to regulate Flock and other surveillance technology. The debate follows a yearlong investigation into license plate reader cameras, including the story of a woman falsely accused of a deadly crash and a security researcher who found cameras streaming openly online.

Recent academic research on PFAS that highlighted the link to cancer has raised alarms at firehouses.

As data centers and other industries drive demand for electricity, Plant Scherer is set to remain open. Atlanta News First Investigates examines what that means for nearby Juliette residents.

What does flood insurance cover? What Georgia homeowners, renters need to know

As the Georgia Property Owners’ Bill of Rights take effect, secretary of state’s office wants public comment.