Downtown Atlanta is about to get its newest luxury hotel, and it’s from a brand making its Peach State introduction.

With the FIFA World Cup weeks away, Atlanta officials say the city is ready for the influx of visitors and the global spotlight. But not everyone seems so sure.

The votes mark the first time Atlanta’s top lawmaking body has formally taken a stance on the Trump administration’s deployment of federal officers to cities.

MARTA launched its first new transit line in more than 20 years on Saturday, which debuted speedier service in red lanes that are for buses only.

The man accused of fatally shooting one woman and injuring four others at a Midtown medical building in 2023 is scheduled to stand trial in Atlanta in June.

Addressing bus infrequency, one of regular riders’ chief complaints, is among the top aims of MARTA’s bus network redesign that goes live on Saturday.

The Atlanta Journal-Constitution examined MARTA data to create this interactive search tool that shows how realiable your bus route is based on cancellations in 2025.

County officials say they are weighing short-term housing solutions, including sending Fulton inmates to private prisons.

The city of Atlanta reportedly forced the festival to switch from charging gate fee to being “donation only” on Saturday.

Georgia will join the federal SUN Bucks program in 2027, providing $120 in summer grocery benefits per eligible child and unlocking $143 million in federal funds.