Nathan Christopher Dwight was accused of carjacking a woman and using the car in a violent armed robbery.  But after years in prison the case against him was overturned.

Three women who went missing about a decade ago were found alive Monday in a residential area just south of downtown, and a man was arrested.

The City of Canton has issued a boil water advisory, until further notice, due to a water main break in the area. 

Poll shows Boston Marathon bombings have raised Peachtree security concerns.

The Senate has passed a bill that could end tax-free shopping on the Internet for many shoppers.

More than four inches of heavy rains the metro over the weekend causing trees to fall and widespread flooding across the metro area. 

Former Atlanta Braves player Otis Nixon was arrested for crack cocaine possession in Cherokee County.

President Obama practiced some congressional relations on the golf course Monday, hitting the links with a pair of Republican senators.  And Georgia's Saxby Chambliss got a hole in one.

After she became the victim of a theft near Piedmont Park, CNN anchor Carol Costello is bringing attention to the growing trend known as "apple picking." 

Google is planning to launch a subscription service for some YouTube channels to raise revenue and help finance independent video producers, according to the Financial Times.

Justin Timberlake will bring his latest tour to Philips Arena on Dec. 17.

As more states draw the line on texting while driving, nationally, only about one citation is issued per day, on average.

A city official in Cambridge, Mass., is asking the family of Boston bombing suspect Tamerlan Tsarnaev not to request burial of his remains in the city.

The Atlanta Track Club is offering several ways to buy a race number for the 2013 AJC Peachtree Road Race.

Falling oak stops traffic and knocks out power in Midtown.

As talks of gun rights and gun violence spark controversy throughout the nation and Chicago, a Houston-based gun advocate group is hoping to get into the line of fire.

New Jersey Gov. Chris Christie wasn't in a pardoning mood when an itsy, bitsy spider crawled on his desk while the governor spoke to a group of school children.

DeKalb officials report 51,050 gallons of sewage spilled and ran off into a tributary of the South Fork of Peachtree Creek.

Jefferson High School students became the teachers when they made a very unique decision in electing their prom queen. 

Heavy rains brought down trees and flooded roads around Metro Atlanta this weekend. Share your photos here!