Metro Atlanta News

Morning, y’all! Your Sept. 21 update: Tybee Island’s surprise federal funding, the return of Atlanta’s musty tap water, MARTA world records and more.

The image depicts Mayor Bianca Motley Broom kissing a man who isn't her husband at a bar, and has led to online vulgarities written against the mayor.

Although perfectly safe to drink, the smell and taste can be off-putting. But it’s merely a byproduct of the slow autumn churning of Lake Lanier.

A Georgia Tech student and his friend, both public transit advocates, say they broke a recent Guinness World Records mark for fastest time riding the entire MARTA rail system.

Atlanta-based company Corpay has agreed to pay $100 million to the Federal Trade Commission to settle a lawsuit alleging it duped customers, mostly small businesses.

Atlanta's revived e-bike rebate program has drawn nearly 5,500 applicants so far. More than 400 rebates will be awarded through a random drawing. Deadline to apply is Tuesday.

In this month's Peachtree Road Race newsletter: Olympic inspiration, leg day essentials and cow cuddles.

Georgia Tech and Atlanta leaders gathered Friday morning to celebrate the completion of Tech Square’s third phase.

Higher fuel prices have persisted for months, driving up costs for households and businesses, with no clear end in sight.

Cobb County school officials say Toni Morrison's landmark novel "The Bluest Eye" contains material that is not suitable to have in its media centers.