Atlanta adds "No Turn on Red" signs to boost pedestrian, cyclist safety
New "No Turn on Red" signs are popping up across Midtown and Downtown Atlanta. See how this safety move aims to reduce crashes and keep walkers and cyclists safe.
The World Cup is coming to Atlanta. Advocates want unhoused residents protected, not pushed aside
Advocates for the unhoused are working to ensure they aren't pushed off the streets or out of town as the FIFA Men's World Cup comes to Atlanta.
Northlake Mall business owners frustrated by sudden eviction notices
Business owners at Northlake Mall say they feel blindsided after being told they have to vacate their stores within 30 days.
Atlanta crews hard at work finishing renovations before World Cup
The first FIFA Men's World Cup match in Atlanta is just around the corner, and road work and MARTA renovations are still underway.
Table tennis helps metro Atlantans with neurological disorders bounce back
In Norcross, the quick-reflex game of table tennis is helping helping people with Parkinson's disease, Alzheimer's and other neurological issues ease their symptoms.
Murals bringing color to Downtown Atlanta ahead of FIFA World Cup
The streets of Downtown Atlanta are coming alive with color as artists add murals ahead of the 2026 FIFA Men's World Cup.
Fulton County Jail policy change could increase use of Atlanta diversion programs
Atlanta's Policing Alternatives & Diversion Initiative says it expects more people to seek services after Fulton County's new misdemeanor policy takes effect.
Veterans, Wounded Warrior Project clean Atlanta Beltline for Memorial Day
Nearly 40 military veterans and their families gathered on Atlanta's Westside Thursday to remove trash along the Beltline as part of a nationwide Wounded Warrior Project Day of Service initiative.
Early voting breaks records ahead of Georgia's primary election
Georgia elections officials saw significantly more Democrats cast their ballots early and by mail-in vote ahead of Tuesday's crucial primary.
Gov. Kemp signs HB369, sparking backlash around Metro Atlanta counties
The move, affecting historically Democratic and majority-Black areas, has drawn criticism from local leaders and voting rights advocates who say it could suppress voter engagement and limit transparency.
Georgia governor signs $36.6B budget, trims spending after tax cuts
Gov. Brian Kemp approved Georgia's $36.6 billion state budget for 2027, cutting $300 million from planned spending after recent tax cuts reduced projected revenue.
Georgia families and homeowners should see savings under new tax bills signed by Gov. Kemp
Georgia Gov. Brian Kemp put his signature on a pair of tax relief bills Monday that will lower income taxes, boost deductions and give homeowners new tools to fight rising property tax bills.
Georgia nonprofit searching for foster families as state sees steep decline
More than 11,000 children in Georgia are in foster care, but new numbers show the state has fewer and fewer families to place kids with.
Georgia high schools working to implement state's new cellphone ban
School districts across Georgia have until next year to figure out how to implement the new law's banning the use of cellphones in high school.
Atlanta City Council creating committee after deadly 404 Day shooting
The special committee is asking for public feedback to evaluate what went wrong on 404 Day and to determine what needs to change.