The “It’s a Penalty” campaign raises human trafficking awareness around major sporting events worldwide.

Famed Atlanta developer and former Georgia Tech football star John Dewberry has long envisioned a sweeping revitalization of the former BellSouth headquarters building.

Democrat Lydia Powell leads her party in the Georgia school superintendent primary while the GOP contest appears headed to a runoff including incumbent Richard Woods.

After this year’s partial government shutdown prompted TSA call-outs, one Atlanta City Council member says it’s worth looking into privatizing security at the airport.

The Stone Mountain High School student suffered minor injuries, a DeKalb police spokesperson said.

Jobs range from greeters to setup and breakdown at 57th running of ‘world’s largest 10K race.’

Atlanta real estate firm 26th Street Partners is adding more popular intown Atlanta shops and restaurants to its portfolio, this time in Virginia-Highland.

One of the new pieces of legislation that Andre Dickens introduced Monday proposes to renew only six of Atlanta’s eight tax allocation districts.

A normally busy section of I-285 is closed for roadwork, detouring metro Atlanta motorists and leaving a westside stretch of the Perimeter eerily empty this weekend.

Officials on Friday identified the 23-year-old woman killed in a Thursday stabbing on the Atlanta Beltline.