Head to Piedmont Park for an ice cream and wellness festival, get tickets to a summer picnic pop-up from Smoking Tiger Club and listen to live jazz music at Little Tart.

Office experts say buildings that lack a story, especially in Atlanta’s current market, likely won’t convince anyone to give them a second look.

The eight-week Oakland Roots Academy program focuses its outreach on the MARTA service area: students from the DeKalb, Atlanta, Clayton and Fulton school systems.

Georgia has been largely spared from cases of illness so far, though it is among 27 states where lettuce is being recalled.

New policy says classroom technology use should be “high value” and restricts the amount of time students in each grade should spend on screens.

Future TAD participation will require a 5-vote supermajority on the county commission.

“Build it and they will come” often acts as a slogan among optimists in commercial real estate. But what happens if they don’t show up?

Texas data center developer Digital Reality is seeking an exemption from Atlanta's bans on server farms near MARTA stations and the Beltline.

Bridgett Lockhart's family pushed Atlanta police for information about her 1999 killing. Atlanta police now have charged her boyfriend with murder.

The project, which began as a dramatic renovation to the aging Campanile office building, has stood unfinished for more than five years.