Amid the hype, accolades, long lines and social media frenzy, the Central Texas-style barbecue delivers.

Gwinnett recently announced it would crack down on a state law that requires kindergarten students to be 5 by Sept. 1 to enroll and first graders to be 6 by the same date.

Council members questioned why a vote to stop work on the Eastside Beltline light rail project didn’t go to the MARTA board for approval.

The road was closed in both directions between Springdale Road and Moreland Avenue in the Druid Hills neighborhood. The road reopened just before 9:45 a.m.

The team behind Kinship Butcher & Sundry in Virginia-Highland will open a new full-service, wine-focused restaurant next to Kinship this spring.

Capping one of the country’s busiest interstate corridors with an elevated park is a tall task, but a group of Atlanta leaders aims to rise to the challenge.

A weekly roundup of the most important things you need to know from Atlanta City Hall.

New lawsuit alleges Partners for HOME neglected basic safety checks during the encampment sweep that took Cornelius Taylor’s life.

The Atlanta rally coincided with an economic boycott tied to demands that Immigration and Customs Enforcement leave Minnesota after the fatal shooting of Renee Nicole Good.

The school board chair says in an email the district will delay a decision until 2028.