New MARTA trains have no timeline to enter service, officials said Thursday. They're unlikely to be ready before the World Cup ends in July.

Mayor Andre Dickens’ widely debated Neighborhood Reinvestment Initiative hinges on extending six of Atlanta’s eight tax allocation districts for 30 years.

Mayor Andre Dickens made an emotional appeal to City Council members during an hourslong presentation.

Thousands of sports fans are facing a dilemma, trying to decide whether the chance to see the world’s best soccer stars take the pitch in downtown Atlanta is worth the price.

The FIFA World Cup formally begins Thursday in Mexico City, and Atlanta hosts the first of its eight matches on Monday.

Renewed humidity makes the bugs more active, experts say, and Georgia is smack in the middle of prime tick season.

Your guide to the 21 murals Atlanta is using to welcome the World Cup. Regardless of the subjects, artists and organizers mainly want to make a strong impression on guests.

Spelman College’s new president, Ayanna Howard, is an expert in robotics and AI.

Police are searching for a shooter after a teen was wounded on a MARTA train at the Midtown station, the latest in a series of violent incidents on transit agency property.

Atlanta launched its first autonomous public transit shuttle service on Friday. The route connects the West End MARTA Station with the Beltline's Southwest Trail.