What's next in Atlanta's bid to host the 2028 Democratic National Convention

One local economist says hosting the DNC could give the area a boost, noting that 2028 could be a big year for Atlanta, as it will also play host to the Super Bowl that year.

Atlanta traffic stop turns into drug bust, loaded firearm found

A traffic stop in southwest Atlanta turned into a drug bust last week after officers searched a vehicle and found promethazine, oxycodone, marijuana and a loaded firearm.

Chick-fil-A reverses waffle fry recipe after fans complain about starch

Atlanta-based Chick-fil-A has quietly made another change to one of its most beloved menu items — and fans of its waffle fries may want to take note.

Fans divided over controversial Hawks' Magic City Monday night

Controversy continues to grow over the Atlanta Hawks’ planned “Magic City Monday," with former Hawks star Al Horford becoming the latest NBA player to speak out against the promotion.

Invest Atlanta approves new mixed-use project near Morris Brown College

Invest Atlanta has unanimously approved Resurgence Commercial Partners to lead the redevelopment of an 8-acre historic site near Morris Brown College.

Atlanta police seek to identify man accused of shooting at MARTA driver

Atlanta police are asking for the public’s help to identify a man they say shot at a MARTA bus driver near the H.E. Holmes station in February.

Two men charged in shooting death of 7-year-old Zoey Price

Preston Smith and Steven Richardson are charged with the murder of 7-year-old Zoey Price. Atlanta police say the shooting followed an argument in northwest Atlanta.

Shooting at MARTA Arts Center station disrupts train service

A person was hospitalized and a suspect is in custody following a shooting at the Arts Center MARTA station early Tuesday morning.

MARTA launching new on-demand transit service March 7

Metropolitan Atlanta Rapid Transit Authority will roll out a new on-demand transit service this weekend designed to connect riders directly to their destinations.

Atlanta police promise to continue crackdown on 'teen takeovers'

Atlanta Police Chief Darin Schierbaum promised to continue cracking down on "teen takeover" events happening around the city.

George Washington Carver STEAM Academy closing after next school year

The George Washington Carver STEAM Academy is set to close after the 2026-2027 school year as part of a restructuring plan approved by the Atlanta Board of Education in December 2025.

Freedom Plane National Tour brings founding documents to 8 cities for America 250

As part of America’s 250th birthday, some original founding-era documents are leaving Washington, D.C. together for the first time ever to go on a historic 8-city tour. Here are the details.