Thousands pack Atlanta’s Piedmont Park for final World Cup match

Thousands of soccer fans packed Atlanta's Piedmont Park on Sunday to celebrate Spain's dramatic World Cup victory over Argentina.

Atlanta marks 30 years since 1996 Centennial Olympic Games opening

As the United States bids the FIFA World Cup farewell, Atlanta is marking three decades since the opening of the 1996 Centennial Olympic Games.

Data center protest held at Georgia Capitol as part of nationwide demonstration

Protesters gathered outside the Georgia State Capitol on Saturday to demand community consent and an end to tax breaks for data center development.

Gunfire at Atlantic Station leaves 28-year-old man hospitalized

One person was hospitalized after an early-morning shooting stemming from a fight inside an establishment at Atlantic Station.

MARTA: Millions rode mass transit during FIFA World Cup

MARTA Atlanta ridership reached 4.7 million rail passenger trips during the massive 35-day global soccer tournament that concluded Wednesday.

Atlanta potholes: City cuts downtown road hazards by 60%

The roadway turnaround comes following a wave of summer FIFA World Cup soccer matches held at Mercedes-Benz Stadium.

Video: Car rams into scaffolding at stalled Midtown building site

Surveillance video captured a vehicle hitting a median and slamming into sidewalk scaffolding outside a long-stalled Midtown building last Sunday.

Contaminated Taco Bell lettuce may have sparked massive cyclospora surge

Federal health officials tied a multistate cyclospora outbreak to contaminated Taco Bell lettuce, prompting a local Georgia investigations.

Watch sale setup ends in gunpoint basketball court robbery

Atlanta police seek three men who robbed a watch seller at gunpoint at an Atlanta Student Movement Blvd SW basketball court.

Fairlife production halted across U.S. following network hack

The Coca-Cola Company has temporarily halted U.S. manufacturing operations for its fairlife dairy brand after discovering a cyberattack on its networks. An unauthorized third party gained access to a portion of the company's systems during a recent ransomware event.

How Atlanta used AI to prepare for the World Cup

The smooth flow of World Cup traffic came down to a high-tech inspection decision the city made two years ago, long before the tournament arrived.

British leaders call for FIFA penalties against Argentina squad

The British government pressed FIFA governing officials to penalize Argentina's national team after players unfurled a controversial political banner following a victory in Atlanta.

Arthur Blank celebrates World Cup Atlanta success; turnout tops 1 million

The 2026 FIFA World Cup generated a uniquely electric energy in Atlanta that Atlanta Falcons and Atlanta United owner Arthur Blank is calling "one of the major milestones in my life."

MARTA bus and USPS vehicle collide in southeast Atlanta crash

Emergency crews assessed multiple passengers for injuries after a MARTA bus and a USPS vehicle collided Wednesday in Atlanta.