Colombia vs. Uzbekistan FIFA watch party draws huge local crowd
A massive turnout of Colombian soccer fans packed Las Delicias de La Abuela in Doraville, Georgia, to watch the Colombia-Uzbekistan FIFA Men's World Cup match.
Mableton residents press for answers on $21M public safety proposal
At a packed town hall, Mableton residents raised tough questions about costs, transparency, and the city's future police force.
Atlanta 1996 Olympics key players reflect ahead of FIFA Men's World Cup
Thirty years after the Olympics brought the world to Atlanta, the city is once again will welcome sports fans during the 2026 FIFA Men's World Cup.
Atlanta artists spotlight city's soccer culture for FIFA World Cup
As the 2026 Men's FIFA World Cup approaches, local artist Joseph Veazey and collaborator Gavin Guidry unveil the hand-illustrated 'Atlanta Soccer Map.'
AT&T, FirstNet providing support for first responders during World Cup
As first responders in metro Atlanta prepare for the 2026 FIFA Men's World Cup, a major cell phone provider is making sure emergency personnel can stay connected.
Atlanta nonprofit cafe serves up hope and opportunity for youth
Atlanta's Cafe Momentum is a nonprofit serving up good food while changing the lives of youth and young adults who have had direct contact with the juvenile justice system.
FBI share details on 2026 Men's World Cup security in Atlanta
Just as the City of Atlanta is preparing for the 2026 FIFA Men's World Cup, so are local, state, and federal law enforcement agencies.
Community leaders weigh in on Fulton County Jail's new plan for misdemeanors
Some advocates say the new plan to not accept certain misdemeanor bookings into the Fulton County Jail is a good first step.
How Atlanta first responders plan to keep World Cup fans safe
As Atlanta prepares for the FIFA World Cup, city officials and first responders are unveiling detailed plans to keep residents and visitors safe.
Trump policy may force Georgia visa holders to leave before green card bid
A new USCIS policy limiting Adjustment of Status applications inside the U.S. is raising concerns among immigration attorneys and temporary visa holders across metro Atlanta.
Metro Atlanta lawn care company feeling impact of high gas prices
The owner of lawn care company Cut Like A Girl estimates she's spending hundreds of dollars a day on gas for her equipment and trucks.
Army veteran, wife rescue trapped woman during Atlanta flooding
George and Chyna Brathwaite were driving through Downtown Atlanta after Wednesday's rain when they saw the woman stuck on top of her car and jumped into action.
Georgia nonprofit supports women diagnosed with ovarian cancer
Kim Airhart was blindsided by her ovarian cancer diagnosis and started her nonprofit to offer support for women going through the same journey.
Suspect arrested in fatal stabbing on Atlanta Beltline, police say
Atlanta mayor and APD confirms that the subject of the manhunt, who's accused of stabbing a woman to death on the BeltLine, is in custody.
ParkMobile study finds majority of fans plan to use personal cars to get to FIFA World Cup events
ParkMobile, a mobile parking service with spaces across metro Atlanta, recently asked 1,000 residents how they plan to get to the World Cup or other events.