Five Republicans and three Democrats have qualified to run in the May 19 primary election for state school superintendent as incumbent Richard Woods vies for his fourth term.

Landmark high-rise residents say they once lived in a tranquil condo community. Then came the short-term rental businesses, and the lawsuits.

The contract to operate all the sewage treatment plants in North Fulton is on hold amid a dispute over disclosure of a lawsuit alleging forced labor in Qatar.

Atlanta cleared a large homeless encampment near Grady ahead of the World Cup, part of its “Downtown Rising” push to place people in housing and improve safety.

Dozens of bicycles and helmets, valued at about $10,000, vanished from C.A. Scott Recreation Center in Mozley Park, where after-school cycling classes were already underway.

New MARTA Reach service will replace bus routes in 12 areas with on-demand rideshare-type transit within the zone.

The latest movie filmed in Atlanta nearly three decades after ‘Scream 2’ shot here.

Experts say diminishing tax revenue streams could leave school districts scrambling for funds.

A fan’s guide to traffic, parking, safety and weather for the first Atlanta United match of the season at Mercedes-Benz Stadium.

The Grief House's art installation now has a permanent home at one of Atlanta's historic cemeteries. For those grieving, it's an opportunity to share their feelings out loud.