How Atlanta became the most-surveilled city in America
Atlanta is the most-surveilled city in the U.S. Worldwide, only cities in China have more cameras per capita. The Atlanta Police Department's surveillance program launched in 2007 with just 17 cameras. Today, more than 60,000 public and private cameras — including those on public transportation, in schools and on officers — are linked to law enforcement. That network has expanded further through the Connect Atlanta program, which lets residents and businesses grant police direct access to their private security footage. AJC's Fraser Jones takes a closer look at how Atlanta's surveillance network grew so massive. Credits: AJC | Getty Images | GDOT | Fusus/YouTube | Atlanta Police Department | Atlanta Police Foundation | Axon | The New York Times | Comparitech

Why Atlanta’s soccer boom before the World Cup is personal for Arthur Blank
The Blanks' personal soccer story helped shape Atlanta’s World Cup moment. Credits: AJC | Elon University | Erica Denhoff / Getty Images | Ken Sugiura / AJC

Atlanta rises as the Hawks clash with the Knicks in the NBA playoffs
The Atlanta Hawks are giving big playoff energy as they face off against the New York Knicks with something to prove.

Atlanta Hawks fans bring the energy ahead of Game 6
The Atlanta Hawks are stepping into Game 6 with the city behind them. It’s all presence: fits on point, energy loud without a word, everybody locked in.

Why Atlanta’s New Black Wall Street Market failed
The New Black Wall Street Market in Stonecrest — meant to uplift Black-owned businesses — shuts down April 30.


