FIFA World Cup

As Atlanta prepares to host eight FIFA World Cup matches this summer, experts are warning that soaring temperatures and high humidity could pose health risks for fans, workers and even players.

Atlanta hotel World Cup bookings are unexpectedly lagging just one week before the massive soccer tournament begins.

Atlanta United is opening its doors to the local community this week, partnering with the Uzbekistan National Team to host an interactive youth training session at its newly expanded facility right before the World Cup.

With the 2026 World Cup just days away, here is a complete guide to the soccer club teams that Team USA’s players call home when they aren't wearing the stars and stripes on the global stage.

The 2026 World Cup ceremonies are taking place in the U.S., Canada, and Mexico and will celebrate sports and soccer, while representing the host nations' cultures.

The U.S. State Department is urging Americans planning to attend the 2026 FIFA World Cup to exercise increased caution while traveling, citing concerns about terrorism, crime, and kidnapping.

MARTA leaders are reassuring riders that safety remains a top priority as Atlanta prepares to host FIFA World Cup matches later this month.

Atlanta World Cup readiness is facing heavy scrutiny from local advocacy coalitions as massive construction and infrastructure projects continue.

With the World Cup fast approaching, here's what to know about the USMNT's opponents.

The roar of the global soccer stage is officially coming to Cobb County as the world's elite athletes prepare to descend on local pitches for top-tier training.

Decatur WatchFest will feature 34 days of free music, soccer watch parties and activities during the FIFA World Cup 2026.

State Farm Arena will host 19 concert nights this summer as Atlanta welcomes visitors for the FIFA World Cup 2026.

MARTA officials must confront safety and equipment concerns days before the 2026 FIFA World Cup

Local Congolese community members are mobilizing thousands of residents to celebrate a historic tournament appearance as international travel restrictions prevent overseas Congo fans from arriving in Atlanta.

Metro Atlanta is embracing soccer season with special events, themed food and drink offerings, outdoor gatherings and fan experiences throughout the region.

As Atlanta prepares to host FIFA World Cup matches beginning soon, AT&T and FirstNet are ramping up communications infrastructure to help keep first responders and fans connected during the international event.

A local dessert favorite is bringing international soccer flavor to Atlanta with a special line of tournament-inspired popsicles.