You might want to think again before you snap a selfie with one of these controversial statues Controversial moments in history Not all historical monuments are universally admired. Many are actually ...

Wikimedia Commons/Billy Hathorn The 1886 Coca-Cola Accidental Invention (Georgia) Dr. John Stith Pemberton created Coca-Cola ...

Decatur has two fewer city streets after the City Council voted Monday to vacate them for a planned business in one of the city's oldest houses, a move that one councilman said smacked of favoritism.

A fighter jet carried out what is known as a "headbutt maneuver" to get the attention of one particular civilian pilot, the U ...

This quiet area just outside of Atlanta, Georgia, is home to a number of modern metropolitan delights alongside a range of ...

Step inside Georgia’s grand historic mansions and immerse yourself in the elegance, history, and timeless beauty of a bygone ...

As humidity levels rise and desires to hover over hot stoves evaporate, let's call attention to late spring and summer titles befitting the season of relaxation.

On Nov. 15, 1864, Union General William Tecumseh Sherman's March to the Sea begins with the burning of Atlanta.

Bibb County, Georgia living history lessons from Lonnie Davis help keep history alive for the Georgia African Brigade in the Civil War.

Alex Garland’s “Civil War" is already one of the most talked-about films of the year so far -- and intense drama was filmed here in metro Atlanta.

Rev. Eric Terrell has donned the iconic red shirt and blue overalls for decades, stirring good trouble in the name of civil rights.

Four more spots around the state are now on the Georgia Register of Historic Places.