The Atlanta City Council’s lone veteran said the city's 16,000 former and active duty military personnel could stand to benefit from a city-run veterans affairs office.

The study was requested after the partial government shutdown led to TSA call-outs, long lines and major delays for travelers at Atlanta's airport.

A city board on Thursday approved a couple’s request to build a new house at the site of a gay man's 1982 sodomy arrest that went all the way to the U.S. Supreme Court.

Council members push to protect the Virginia-Highland house at the center of a 1986 SCOTUS decision.

Traffic has been rerouted since last Tuesday's bridge closure, causing heavier-than-usual delays in the area.

One Council member questioned whether Atlanta's elected officials should be supporting boycotts during labor disputes.

Details with the Fulton sheriff, Fulton County still need to be worked out before sale is finalized.

The Goliath roller coaster will remain closed as Six Flags Over Georgia reopens for the first time since Monday's deadly incident.

An Atlanta council member has proposed a measure that would prohibit police from acquiring AI tools capable of using lethal force without human oversight.

Federal prosecutors and defense attorneys are asking Atlanta's mayor to allow federal pretrial detainees to fill vacancies in the city's detention center.