World Cup 2026 Coverage from the Atlanta Journal-Constitutio

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Mayor Andre Dickens: ICE not invited to Atlanta for World Cup

The mayor makes comments about Immigration and Customs Enforcement during an event announcing programs to help small businesses capitalize on the World Cup.

Artificial turf removed from Mercedes-Benz Stadium ahead of World Cup

Open drinking in Atlanta? Historic South Downtown could be the first.

U.S. team should be strong for March friendlies in Atlanta

Fox unveils World Cup broadcast schedule

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Atlanta has to consider World Cup security risks. Does that list include ICE?

Public safety is a paramount concern when hosting events like the World Cup, when hundreds of thousands of international soccer fans are expected to flock to Atlanta.

Oversight commission begins review of Mayor Dickens’ neighborhood plan

An oversight commission tasked with reviewing the neighborhood improvement plans met for the first time last week.

There are 150 days to go, and World Cup work is ongoing in Atlanta

Friday marked 150 days until Spain and Cape Verde play a World Cup match in Mercedes-Benz Stadium.

Want $60 FIFA World Cup tickets? It’s complicated.

FIFA announced a new $60 tier of tickets for teams’ most loyal supporters. But how exactly can people get those tickets?

Spain remains No. 1 with Atlanta World Cup matches on horizon

Spain will play at least two matches in Mercedes-Benz Stadium.

World Cup ticket prices for Atlanta matches increase

New ticket prices for the World Cup group stage matches in Atlanta will range from as low as $140 to as much as $600, according to information released by FIFA on Thursday.

U.S. men’s soccer team will play Senegal in a friendly in Charlotte

The U.S. men’s soccer team has scheduled another tough friendly as part of its World Cup preparations, playing Senegal on May 31 in Charlotte, North Carolina.

‘Bienvenidos a Atlanta!’: Business leaders ready to woo World Cup travelers

Pat Wilson, Georgia’s top economic development official, said the World Cup will present the most exposure Atlanta has seen since the 1996 Centennial Olympic Games.

Work begins for Atlanta and World Cup now most teams are known

Dan Corso says Atlanta will have equivalent of five Super Bowls in town during tournament.

Atlanta’s short-term rentals are starting to fill up for the World Cup

Airbnb is predicting about 6,000 guests will stay with Atlanta hosts during the World Cup, representing about 45,000 guest nights.