Alvin Kendall has been at the center of some of Atlanta's biggest real estate deals, from the Gulch to the sale of Turner Field. That work earned him millions.

An Atlanta inspector general investigation into payments to the former city clerk tied to the training center referendum needs more time because of witness roadblocks.

Robert F. Kennedy Jr. marked the one-year anniversary of a shooting that locked down the CDC for hours and killed a police officer.

Atlanta has produced little record showing what former municipal clerk Foris Webb III did to earn $420,000 a year for much of his time as a city contractor.

Former president Emir Caner says he shouldn't have been fired from the Georgia Baptist college after a former student accused an administrator of pressuring her into sex.

The Georgia World Congress Center and Atlanta Convention and Visitors Bureau spent more than $1.2M on World Cup, including a shared suite, to attract potential customers.

Arthur Lee Cofield Jr. went missing from the federal prison in Jesup in May. He was serving more than 11 years for stealing from the Hollywood film mogul Sidney Kimmel.

As a Georgia inmate, Arthur Lee Cofield Jr. was accused of orchestrating a scheme to steal from a Hollywood movie producer and ordering a drive-by shooting in Atlanta.

Days before the World Cup begins in Atlanta, MARTA’s new railcars have not passed required safety tests, raising concerns about delays in a $707 million project.

The AJC’s “Who Blew Up The Guidestones?” podcast has unearthed new details about the 2022 attack on the controversial Stonehenge-like monument.