Atlanta's worldwide status may come with target
A member of the Atlanta City Council says we live in a different world now where terrorist attacks could happen anywhere, even in a city like Atlanta. The deadly New Year's truck attack on Bourbon Street has prompted Atlanta city officials to prepare ahead of the College Football National Championship game and the 2026 FIFA World Cup.
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