Nearly four months after a 16-year-old girl was fatally shot at Piedmont Park following 404 Day festivities, Atlanta police announced an arrest connected to the case.

Georgia Tech is reassigning students to other campus housing after discovering a water leak in the Woodruff South hall.

Dickens said the commission's vote two weeks ago "reflects a governing philosophy that values paying for failure over investing in prevention."

APS has two drones that monitor outdoor areas of the district’s properties, such as sports stadiums. The tactical team addresses threats inside school buildings.

South Downtown has been a whirlwind of construction in recent months to get ready for the World Cup, but it’s about to switch from offense to defense.

Florida real estate firm CP Group announced Monday it has partnered with Episcope Hospitality to rethink the 55-story tower’s restaurant and gathering space offerings.

Of the estimated 600,000 micromobility trips taken during the World Cup, Lime says its devices accounted for more than 587,000.

The near silence when the interstate was closed prompts resident to fight for noise barriers between the Cascade Road and Martin Luther King Jr. Drive interchanges.

After more than a year serving as interim chief, Hunt now says he wants the permanent role as MARTA’s national search for a leader continues.

Atlanta's police chief said crime in Atlanta fell by 18% during the World Cup compared to the same six-week period last year.