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Authority Brands, a portfolio of 15 home service brands, is moving from Maryland to a new headquarters near The Battery Atlanta and Truist Park.

Blight taxes are often used for abandoned residences, but they can also be applied to commercial properties. Some City Council members want the Campanile project to be taxed.

For more than five years, atlanta Civic Circle has covered housing affordability, labor rights and local government, focused on solutions-oriented reporting in the region.

Grady Health System will open a freestanding emergency department Tuesday. The facility, between South Fulton and Union City, will be available 24 hours, seven days a week.

Weeks out from the first match, private jet traffic isn’t shaping up to be as big as airports had been told to prepare for. But that could change.

Kristine Reed has grown her business from a team of one doing makeup to a staff of 12 who offer hair care, nail care, barbering services, facials and massage.

Fulton County Commission Chair Robb Pitts and his former colleague Mo Ivory sparred over how to fix the Rice Street jail in a debate before this month's runoff election.

Tracy Denise Jones, who oversaw one of the nation’s largest Section 8 housing assistance programs at Atlanta Housing, was sentenced to nine months in prison for fraud.

Details of violent MARTA stabbing come to light as questions emerge about safety in the city ahead of the FIFA World Cup.

Metro Atlanta food prices are rising faster than the U.S. average, according to federal data.