Fulton County leaders say they’re expecting the 2026 FIFA World Cup to make a big splash here in Atlanta with an estimated ...

Atlanta's finances are $20 million in the red, and city officials say layoffs and tough cuts may be on the way.

Beltline officials say the expansion of Enota Park will take it from a 0.3-acre playlot to an 8-acre recreational destination ...

Some of the naysayers of Portman's redevelopment pressured the company to reverse course on the Beltline rail issue.

Atlanta’s new rental relief program helps firefighters with housing and money skills—from budgeting to homeownership prep.

Atlanta Mayor Andre Dickens, Atlanta Beltline, Inc. President and CEO Clyde Higgs, state officials, and other community leaders broke ground today on the expansion of Enota Park, which will be a ...

With 300,000 visitors expected to descend on the city, and billions more watching at home, officials face mounting pressure to host the major event without issues.

The tech company’s funding will boost the energy workforce and bring healthy home upgrades to more than 100 households across the city. Mayor Andre Dickens announced a major boost to the City’s ...

Howard Shook, chair of the Atlanta City Council’s Finance and Executive Committee, said city officials will be facing what he called a “no budget” instead of a “yes budget.” ...

Atlanta Mayor Andre Dickens and FIFA President Gianni Infantino visit Mercedes-Benz Stadium, promoting the upcoming 2026 FIFA ...