Few automotive experiences are more disappointing than a flat tire in a parking lot. Tires seem to go flat only when it’s rainy or cold.

Officials with the Georgia Department of Public Health say the family traveled internationally and was unvaccinated.

The FBI offered the first glimpse Thursday into how feds plan to keep fans, players and visitors safe when the World Cup comes to Atlanta.

While funding for the project remains in limbo, city leaders revealed that the hospital would be built just south of I-20, filling a healthcare gap on the southside.

It is unclear to what extent the policy change would improve conditions within the Rice Street jail.

Decatur residents have planned a rally Thursday in part to demand a full independent investigation into the school district's financial practices and expenditures.

Atlanta police and fire departments have budgeted a combined $42 million for overtime during the World Cup and are to be reimbursed by the federal goverment, officials said.

Days before the World Cup begins in Atlanta, MARTA’s new railcars have not passed required safety tests, raising concerns about delays in a $707 million project.

The Atlanta Fringe Festival returns Wednesday through June 7 with 49 shows across seven venues, spotlighting weird, wild and experimental performances.

The city on Saturday morning lifted a boil water advisory that had included 50,000 customers in the downtown and surrounding neighborhoods.