Atlanta Business Chronicle subscribers have a new quarterly resource to track consumer sentiments in the region. This awards ...

Orlando City and Atlanta United will meet on Saturday in a fierce rivalry MLS matchup, a game soccer fans in the U.S. won't ...

D’Ettrick Griffin's family sued after former Officer Oliver Simmonds shot and killed him while he tried to steal the ...

Atlanta Mayor Andre Dickens has launched his reelection campaign by telling voters he helped lower crime, keep the city ...

ATLANTA — The City of Atlanta Municipal Court is extending its Warrant Amnesty Program, designed to help drivers resolve ...

Uganda's half-marathon world record holder Jacob Kiplimo said he was well-prepared and ready to do his best when he makes his ...

The Atlanta Convention and Visitors Bureau says economic uncertainty is starting to affect the convention business, but they ...

Atlanta city council members are bracing for a shrinking budget as they tackle a $20 million deficit. U.S. Attorney launches ...

Recent experience staging major events puts many of the key infrastructure pieces in place for 2026 World Cup host Atlanta.

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.

Warning lights intended to alert drivers when speed cameras issue tickets were not working. Now, some drivers will get ...

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