Metro Atlanta News

Recent storms in Atlanta tested the city's water and wastewater systems, but they worked as intended in the rainy, floodprone Southeast. Continued investment is essential.

The long-term impact of the World Cup in Atlanta will not be measured by hotel and restaurant sales, but by the soccer pitches that lifted youth and united communities.

Argentina and England face off in Atlanta on Wednesday for a spot in the World Cup final. The two nations have a storied history both on and off the pitch.

City council members chose a controversial new tourism marketing firm during the June meeting, held 240 miles from their constituents.

The controversy surrounding the Miss Spelman pageant exposes the need for clearer policies, greater transparency and better support for contestants when mistakes occur.

Prices for gasoline and diesel could rise anywhere from 10 cents to 25 cents over the next week.

A shuttle bus manager who says he was slashed across the face by a knife-wielding homeless man at Hartsfield-Jackson Atlanta International Airport in 2024 is suing the city.

Bridgett Lockhart's family pushed Atlanta police for information about her 1999 killing. Atlanta police now have charged her boyfriend with murder.

The project, which began as a dramatic renovation to the aging Campanile office building, has stood unfinished for more than five years.

The project will allow customs agents to process international arrivals directly at the airport.