The Atlanta Beltline is seeking a team to bring to life a mixed-use project on one of the largest undeveloped sites owned by the trail operator.

Eighty-four years ago, Atlanta competed with Birmingham for Delta’s headquarters, CEO Ed Bastian said in a recent interview with The Atlanta Journal-Constitution Editorial Board. “There was a big ...

We had a cool start to August in Atlanta, and it looks like we'll finish it up in the same fashion. The lingering effects of a cold frontal passage will keep highs several degrees below average this ...

This fall’s big arts and entertainment events feature some of the city’s most beloved recurring festivals as well as some new creative collaborations.

Whether you’re catching the parade, people-watching downtown or heading to the aquarium, here’s how to join the party without a ticket.

Georgia High School Football Daily names the best players since 2000 — including NFL stars, Heisman Trophy winners and record-setting prep legends.

For decades, Georgia’s income tax rate was 6% and has been whittled down in recent years and is scheduled to drop to 4.99% by 2029. That’s not good enough for Candidate Jones, who dreams of 0.00%.

Hungry at Dragon Con? Here’s your guide to downtown Atlanta’s best food, drinks and late-night spots to fuel your Con weekend.

As Georgia grapples with new limits on personal injury lawsuits, members of the world’s largest organization for plaintiff lawyers have elected an Atlantan to lead them.

A prominent Atlanta landlord is suing the ownership of Slutty Vegan and sister concept The Morning After for unpaid rent, shortly after the company went through restructuring.

Some hope schools will adapt by reducing the cost of their grad programs, which tend to be more expensive than undergraduate education. A recent study found that from July 2021 to June 2022, graduate ...

Derek Dooley lays out a range of policy views — from advocating two-term limits to backing U.S. arms sales to Israel — in a wide-ranging interview.