The Atlanta City Council will honor these residents by officially proclaiming July as Disability Pride Month at the full council meeting on July 7 at 1 p.m. Supporters are encouraged to wear the ...

The City of Atlanta has released the final report of its Homelessness Needs Task Force, concluding a 90-day effort. Launched earlier this year, the task force — consisting of over 30 ...

In the heart of Atlanta, a proposed $90 million police training complex—dubbed "Cop City"—has ignited fierce opposition. Protesters, environmental activists, and abolitionists view the project ...

The Atlanta Beltline is an important asset, but leaders' heavy focus on the area exposes the lack of investment in infrastructure needed to make the city more livable.

Mayor Andre Dickens has appointed Dewayne R. Queen as the City of Atlanta’s Director of the Division of LGBTQ Affairs in the Mayor’s Office of Equity, Diversity and Inclusion.

A new audit in Atlanta found a lot of recyclables are ending up in landfills. The audit shows that the city is currently recycling just 23% of its waste — a major improvement from 11% in 2016.

NASCAR at Atlanta: Where to watch, live stream, lineup, race preview, pick to win for Quaker State 400 NASCAR's first ever In-Season Challenge begins with the second race of the year at EchoPark ...

The City of Atlanta announced a new Director of the Division of LGBTQ Affairs on the anniversary of the U.S. Supreme Court ruling in Obergefell v. Hodges, which legalized gay marriage in the ...

Trash pickup in Atlanta is changing this weekend in observance of Juneteenth, said city officials. Trash services will not be collecting garbage, recycling, yard clippings or bulkier items on June ...

An Atlanta teacher will be inducted into the National Teachers Hall of Fame, the second educator from the city to receive this recognition, this week.