With the FIFA World Cup 2026 just a year away, Atlanta’s creative community is already stepping onto the global stage—through art. In a city where streetwear, storytelling, and sports ...

Atlanta officials, businesses prepare for FIFA World Cup opener one year early As thousands of fans are expected to travel for the world's monumental soccer event, Atlanta will be in the spotlight.

ATLANTA — As Atlanta prepares to take center stage for the 2026 FIFA World Cup, city leaders and local organizations are working behind the scenes on a goal that extends far beyond the stadium ...

Fans wait along 6th Avenue in New York in 2022 for FIFA's announcement of the names of the host cities for the 2026 World Cup soccer tournament. Atlanta was chosen as a host city, and on Wednesday ...

Atlanta BeltLine, Inc. said it wants to try and do as much as it can in time for the 2026 FIFA World Cup. For Trettel, he said the time for trying has passed. He needs to see some results.

Atlanta BeltLine, Inc. said it’s moving forward with its new fiscal year 2026 budget, $242 million. Most of that is from a tax allocation district, a special service district, philanthropic ...