Marisa Mecke

“This is the first time I’ve lived in a predominantly Black community since I was born — and there’s something different about it,” Boone said. She lives not far from […]

The Federal Highway Administration is doling out millions of dollars for municipalities to make infrastructure like roads and bridges more prepared for the future. The Atlanta Regional Commission received $1.5 […]

Before the crack of dawn in Buckhead, Karen Osborne and Kelly Bryan set out on a multi-mile patrol in Buckhead. They’re looking for something nobody wants to find — dead […]

The City of Atlanta was issued an over $163,000 fine from the Georgia Environmental Protection Division (EPD) on May 21 for sewage spills during 2022 and 2023.

On Tuesday, Georgia service workers line the sidewalk in front of a Popeyes on Wesley Chapel Rd. A hot summer day, some worker have umbrellas, others wet rags wrapped around their necks.

Matt Rouse drives a 24-foot jon boat through the cypress-shaded canals of the Okefenokee Swamp. Its rows of chairs have welcomed tourists from the west coast to Germany.

Communities in South Georgia are cleaning up from Tropical Storm Debby. But climate change is also affecting regular rain storms, giving them the potential to drop more water and create big problems for local governments.

Atlanta has a couple of parks centered around water features that are popular for locals and visitors alike.

The EPA visited Atlanta to celebrate investments in transforming a contaminated site into a greenspace and citizen service in the Westside.

The Chattahoochee Riverkeeper filed a federal Clean Water Act lawsuit on Thursday against the City of Atlanta over ongoing sewage pollution at its largest wastewater treatment plant.