Angel Reese arrives as Dream embrace rising expectations in Atlanta
There's a different kind of buzz around the Atlanta Dream this year, and it starts with a roster that believes it's ready to take the next step.
No ticket? No problem. Atlanta launches grant for neighborhood World Cup watch parties
Can't make it to a World Cup match? Atlanta is rolling out a new program to bring the games to your neighborhood.
Magic City named in wrongful death suit over 2024 shooting death
A wrongful death lawsuit filed in Fulton County Thursday claims a man was shot and killed by an off-duty security officer outside an Atlanta nightclub, and states multiple businesses and contractors failed to prevent the fatal encounter.
After deadly crash, Horizon Christian students return to sports to honor classmates
Students at Horizon Christian Academy are returning to the field this week, taking a step forward together after a tragedy that has shaken their school and community.
New Atlanta Culture House to spotlight art, music and community during 2026 FIFA World Cup
Atlanta leaders on Wednesday unveiled a new cultural hub designed to showcase the city's creativity as the world arrives for the 2026 FIFA World Cup this summer.
New video captures deadly crash involving MARTA bus and Jeep in Atlanta
New video shows the moments leading up to a deadly crash involving a MARTA bus and a Jeep Patriot in northwest Atlanta.
UPS expands real-time tracking system to help customers monitor packages and deter porch pirates
UPS announced this week that it has rolled out a new tracking system called radio frequency identification, or RFID, across its entire U.S. small package network, including delivery trucks, sorting centers, and more than 5,500 store locations.
Hartsfield-Jackson holds title of world's busiest airport, not Chicago's O'Hare, report shows
Hartsfield-Jackson Atlanta International Airport is once again the world's busiest airport for passenger traffic, holding onto the top spot even as another major U.S. hub leads in a different category.
TSA employees in Georgia granted temporary relief on utility bills amid partial federal shutdown
The Georgia Public Service Commission has approved a plan to temporarily protect TSA workers in the state from having their utilities shut off or late fees charged during the partial federal government shutdown.
Dream load up in 2026 WNBA Draft, land Okot, Nivar and international standout Ran
The Atlanta Dream added size, defense, and international talent in the 2026 WNBA Draft, selecting Madina Okot with the No. 13 pick, Indya Nivar at No. 28 and Kejia Ran at No. 43.
Atlanta Dream keep key players as team prepares for upcoming WNBA season
The Atlanta Dream are locking in their core and adding international firepower as the franchise doubles down on a championship-caliber roster.
Atlanta among cities testing system that uses autonomous vehicles to report road damage
A new pilot program in metro Atlanta is using self-driving technology to help spot potholes and get them fixed faster.
UGA freshman basketball player arrested after deputies say he was speeding on SR-316
A University of Georgia freshman basketball player was arrested Wednesday afternoon after deputies say he was caught speeding and driving without a valid license along State Route 316.
Atlanta Dream sell out of Angel Reese jerseys hours after trade announcement
The hype around Angel Reese is already soaring in Atlanta.
Braves honor team history with retro City Connect jerseys
The Atlanta Braves debuted their 2026 Nike City Connect jerseys Thursday during a launch party at Truist Park.