The Latest Breaking News from Atlanta

Lil Keed, the Atlanta rapper who died suddenly in May 2022, died from eosinophilia, according to a coroner’s report.

ATLANTA — Georgia Tech broke a six-game losing streak to ranked teams with a 76-70 victory over No. 12 Miami on Wednesday at McCamish Pavilion.

TAMPA, Fla. — Now that they have clinched the NFC South and the accompanying postseason berth, the Bucs’ regular-season finale Sunday in Atlanta doesn’t necessarily qualify as must-see TV.

Collective Soul takes its name seriously. It is not a fractious crew, relatively speaking. The Atlanta-based band over three decades has generated a coterie of pop-rock classics, performed thousands of times and retains three original members.

ATLANTA -- No one can downplay the popularity of football in Georgia this week as the University of Georgia gears up for another run at the national title. The Georgia General Assembly has planned its opening day agenda around the Bulldogs’ championship contest Monday night in Los Angeles with Texas…

The threat of severe weather continues as dangerous and damaging thunderstorms track eastward across the southern United States

ATLANTA — Arms spread wide, serious eyes scanning the field as he sprinted off the sideline, Stetson Bennett's celebration after Ohio State's would-be game-winning field goal sailed wide with three seconds remaining bore a strong resemblance to a familiar Russell Crowe meme.

A pilot in Atlanta blamed the transportation secretary for planes getting grounded in Florida

ATLANTA — Fulton County prosecutors have suggested the special grand jury probing whether former President Donald Trump or his allies unlawfully meddled in Georgia’s 2020 elections is coming to a close.

The #Falcons will play the #Buccaneers at 1:00 p.m. ET on Sunday at Mercedes-Benz Stadium in Atlanta

ATLANTA — In the days before the Peach Bowl, C.J. Stroud was told that the book on him from NFL scouts is that he doesn’t make enough plays off script. He’s great throwing in rhythm from clean pockets, but not so much when things become hectic.