Read Dickens teases upcoming plans after City Council backs Beltline rail by Delaney Tarr for SaportaReport here.

At AT&T, we understand the responsibility that comes with building and operating networks people rely on every day. We have been connecting Georgia communities for nearly 150 years, providing the ...

The Southface Institute, a nonprofit leader in green building technology based in Atlanta, is hosting its 2026 Visionary Awards fundraiser on October 15 at the Georgia Aquarium.

Read Atlanta’s Spelman College retains No. 1 spot among HBCUs in U.S. News rankings by Gabi Hart for SaportaReport here.

After spreading the word that he was going to “name names,” connecting many of the “white nationalists, Christian nationalists and neo-Nazis rising on the right,” conservative WSB radio host and ...

Health Connect South has invited every CDC director to speak at its gatherings. Only one didn’t appear because she lost her ...

The Atlanta Women’s Foundation announced nearly $1.5 million in investments this week to support organizations and programs serving women and girls across metro Atlanta. The funding will support ...

Among the wealth of information in Garrett’s books are census records, and what caught our eye was a passage on occupations ...

On Sept. 21, the Atlanta City Council formally backed the addition of light rail along the Beltline with a unanimous vote. Now what? After nearly two hours of public comment at the City Council ...

Read Should Atlanta turn off water for $236 million in unpaid bills? Mayor Dickens says it's a ‘tough decision.’ by Delaney Tarr for SaportaReport here.

Read Princeton University says Atlanta has the most eviction filings in the country by Gabi Hart for SaportaReport here.

Eight decades after an Oxford laboratory produced too little of a miracle drug to save one man’s life, the work of protecting antibiotics happens quietly—a health department analyzing data, a lab ...