As the nation begins to recover from the government shutdown, leaders and advocates in Georgia are trying to fill the gaps left by the pause in federal services.

This is not a “Best” list—though all of these dishes are among Atlanta’s best. These dishes reveal how we are still evolving, ...

By 2050, nearly 10 million people will call the region home, transforming how the city lives, moves, and connects. That scale ...

Tucked away at 573 Edgewood Avenue SE in Atlanta’s historic Old Fourth Ward neighborhood, Thumbs Up Diner has become a beloved institution for those in the know. The brick-faced exterior with its ...

The DeKalb County Elections Board, at its Nov. 10 meeting, certified the municipal and state Public Service Commission ...

Police say the driver of the Mercedes was not consistent with how the accident happened and showed signs of impairment, with ...

Investigators with the Atlanta Police Department’s Aggravated Assault Unit said the incident happened around 12:40 a.m. on ...

After the 20-month-long project, which cost more than $8.5 million, Juniper now has bike lanes, LED lighting, and wider sidewalks.

The photo featured on this 2010 indie rock classic wasn't preconceived, but literally fell into singer Bradford Cox's lap ...

Juniper Road, stretching from 14th Street to Ponce de Leon, is now full of additional street parking, a bike lane separated ...

We just don’t feel that this mayor is suitable to supporting small businesses,” restaurateur Stratis Morfogen told The Post ...

School districts in Georgia have still not seen a return to pre-pandemic levels of chronic absenteeism, which is when ...