World Cup visitors fueling Atlanta's dating scene, survey finds
It's not just soccer stars playing the field this summer: singles have been taking advantage of the fresh faces visiting their hometowns for the FIFA World Cup.
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It's not just soccer stars playing the field this summer: singles have been taking advantage of the fresh faces visiting their hometowns for the FIFA World Cup.
After decades of incarceration and employment barriers, a 75-year-old Atlanta woman says a state pardon and record restriction gave her a second chance.
A Sandy Springs homeowner filmed a black bear in her yard. Wildlife officials say metro Atlanta sightings are rising and offer prevention tips.
Metro Atlanta's business leaders say the 2026 FIFA Men's World Cup is creating new international partnerships they hope will translate into lasting future economic opportunities.
A new agreement allows final planning for a long-awaited bike and pedestrian bridge linking Peachtree Creek Greenway to Emory University's Executive Park.
The entrepreneur and visionary who founded Georgia's Serenbe neighborhood 25 years ago asked a deceptively simple question: What if a town were designed around people and nature instead of cars?
All eyes are on Atlanta as the city gets ready for its final FIFA Men's World Cup match on Wednesday.
The U.S. Postal Service says it has added new safety measures at its metro Atlanta mail processing facility after four employees died there since the site opened in 2024.
After her young son drowned, a Polk County mother is on a mission to save as many people as possible through access to survival swim lessons.
GDOT is asking residents to help shape the future of a proposed passenger rail line linking Atlanta and Savannah, with public comments open through Aug. 6.
Atlanta police have detained a father after they say his 1-year-old child was injured in an accidental shooting on Tuesday.
If passed into law, wireless emergency alerts would be able to be delivered via satellite.
As soccer fans on their favorite teams during the FIFA Men's World Cup, federal authorities in Atlanta continue to focus on what's happening in the skies above.
The Bank of America Plaza, an iconic piece of Atlanta's skyline and the tallest building in the city, may be getting an upgrade.
The 2026 FIFA World Cup is winding down, but the celebrations are still drawing large crowds to downtown Atlanta.