The merger of 1st Choice and Hope Credit Union could bring more financial resources to underserved parts of Atlanta.

After submitting qualifying paperwork Tuesday to the city clerk’s office, Andre Dickens joined a long line of Atlanta mayors who have sought a second term.

Legislation introduced would set aside funds for Cascade businesses after, they say, slow infrastructure upgrades clogged the roadway and reduced foot traffic to their stores.

Thomas Worthy, an executive at Piedmont Healthcare, is seeking to replace longtime Council member Howard Shook, who is not seeking a seventh term.

City leaders have struggled for years to regulate the industry that pits tourism against affordable housing.

The resolution targets multifamily properties where 10% or more of the property `has remained in a demonstrable state of blight for 10 or more consecutive years.’

Atlanta’s Clear members are the first to get a taste of the future of security checkpoints, as the company envisions it.

Morning, y'all! Your Aug. 19 update: ICE rides shotgun, Georgia's voter cancellation project, planning for football season and more.

The American Cancer Society teamed up with local business leaders to launch Georgia's chapter for CEOs Against Cancer, an initiative to reduce cancer risk statewide.

Few places are hotter development targets than Old Fourth Ward, but the hulking shadow cast by the vacant Atlanta Medical Center is causing issues for neighboring projects.