Soldier killed in action laid to rest at Georgia National Cemetery
First Lieutenant Tyler James Feehan on the day that was supposed to be his return home.
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First Lieutenant Tyler James Feehan on the day that was supposed to be his return home.
Federal health officials say the link between imported jalapeño peppers and a possible Salmonella outbreak has made hundreds of people sick.
A group of Douglas County homeowners says they’re paying hundreds of dollars a month in homeowners association fees but aren’t getting the exterior maintenance they say they’re promised.
Flooding from heavy rainfall damaged Fannin County businesses, including Blue Ridge 4X4 and Papa's Pizza, on Sunday morning.
Cobb County Commissioner Keli Gambrill calls for stricter enforcement against uncontrolled vegetation at the VA clinic.
Much of the medical staff at Piedmont Cartersville Medical Center in Bartow County is home-grown. They’d like the next generation of nurses to do likewise.
Some restaurant owners in midtown and downtown Atlanta say for them, FIFA was a bit of a flop. They planned for massive amounts of World Cup diners, and it did not pan out.
Georgia's largest nonprofit serving the Latino community reports a spike in demand for its food pantry services.
An iconic exhibit that has become synonymous with the Children’s Museum of Atlanta is about to be retired.
They celebrated the World Cup — with more than half-a-million spectators watching the matches in Atlanta Stadium, more than half-a-million attending the FIFA Fan Festivals in Centennial Olympic Park, and millions more traveling through the World’s Busiest Airport.