MARTA operated with urgency during the World Cup, showing what the public transit system is capable of, but its shortcomings and reputation are a hindrance to growth.

With a $25,000 grant from Fulton County, the free monthlong program “Write Now” launched July 29 for children ages 8-18.

The Overlook at Garson in Lindbergh, one of metro Atlanta's highest-income neighborhoods, will also feature 10,000 square feet of commercial space.

After logging 130 miles in three years, 16-year-old Andrew Collinson prepares for his last run in support of the nonprofit Running 4 Heroes.

The City Council has asked the Georgia Municipal Association for help in investigating a confrontation between Mayor Jazzmin Cobble and the city finance director.

After more than a year serving as interim chief, Hunt now says he wants the permanent role as MARTA’s national search for a leader continues.

Atlanta was one of eight cities to receive a Bezos Earth Fund grant from its Greening America’s Cities initiative.

H.E. Holmes, the only MARTA station named after a civil rights trailblazer, will be the seventh StationSoccer location in metro Atlanta.

Atlanta launched its first autonomous public transit shuttle service on Friday. The route connects the West End MARTA Station with the Beltline's Southwest Trail.

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.