The ruling marks the latest setback in Attorney General Chris Carr’s efforts to try dozens of activists who opposed construction of Atlanta’s controversial training center.

Ex-Georgia Tech quarterback's lofty visions for luxury towers in Virginia and Atlanta sit idle, angering neighbors and causing confusion why the developments have stalled.

The workforce shortage in skilled trades has become a growing concern for employers as older workers retire and the need continues to grow across industries.

A series of bizarre images posted to Atlanta’s official social media pages caught the eye of one city council member who thinks the city should disclose its use of AI.

Mayor Andre Dickens’ $3.2 billion budget is the largest in Atlanta’s history, but not everyone is thrilled with the way their tax money is being allocated.

21 drones have been seized during FIFA World Cup activities in Atlanta, the FBI said.

Mayor Andre Dickens’ ambitious second-term agenda aims to tackle Atlanta’s massive wealth gap and help overcome what he calls the “tale of two cities.”

Georgia Tech President Angel Cabrera is stepping down in November to head the nonprofit Aspen Institute after boosting the Atlanta public university's enrollment and funding.

Preview of Atlantan Jill Frank's “Discordant Structure” photos of Brenau Univerisity cheerleaders, displayed in the atrium of The Center in time for FIFA World Cup.

Atlanta's FBI office grounded 13 drones — and confiscated three of them — on the eve of the city's first World Cup match, saying the aircraft could be used as a "weapon."