The Atlanta Falcons' training camp got physical fast, and first-round pick James Pearce Jr. was right in the middle of it. On Sunday in Flowery Branch, Georgia, the rookie edge rusher found himself in not one but two separate fights during practice. His first clash came with center Ryan Neuzil, and things didn’t cool off.

Karlie tries to figure out her life after lockup in a new episode of "Love & Hip Hop: Atlanta" airing on Tuesday, July 29.

Mr. Cousins, along with former Georgia Governor Carl Sanders, purchased and moved the Hawks from St. Louis to Atlanta in 1968, affirming Atlanta as a major metropolitan sports city and hub for the southeast. He was also a transformative leader in the community, whose many projects included the revitalization of Atlanta’s East Lake neighborhood.

The Golden State Valkyries have been scuffling. Entering Tuesday night’s game against the Atlanta Dream, Golden State had dropped six of its last 10 games. This

Atlanta takes on the Dallas Wings after Jordin Canada scored 21 points in the Dream's 77-75 loss to the Golden State Valkyries.

Tom Cousins, a legendary Atlanta real estate tycoon, philanthropist and political influencer whose fingerprints can be found from the city’s tallest building to the compassionate redevelopment of one of its toughest intown neighborhoods, has died.

Atlanta Falcons backup quarterback has seen a lot of defenders in his career, and he places teammate Jessie Bates among the top of the heap.

Acuna missed the first chunk of the season and played in just 55 games this season. He was hitting .306 and had clubbed 14 home runs in those 55 games. In his final full game of the 2025 season, he went 2-for-4 and smacked a two-run home run, and also walked. The Braves beat the Royals 10-7 on Monday.

A legend in the Atlanta real estate industry has died. Channel 2 Action News has confirmed that Tom Cousins has passed away. The real estate tycoon, philanthropist, and political influencer was 93. Cousins started his real estate career selling $11,000 houses with his father in the 1960s.

Business hasn’t been the same for MoreLyfe Juice Co. owner Trinket Lewis ever since construction crews began a series of road improvements outside her store in Cascade Heights nearly two years ago. The single mom and entrepreneur estimates her juice bar’s sales have decreased by as much as 72% since the Atlanta Department of Transportation