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A new national congestion study nudges metro Atlanta off the Top‑5 list — but snarls persist. We break down how hybrid work, mini‑downtown growth, the BeltLine and major road projects are reshaping commutes, neighborhoods and business decisions.

A historically Black university born from a mid‑20th‑century consolidation, CAU anchors academic life, applied programs and neighborhood-facing research in southwest Atlanta. Clark Atlanta University sits...

From its logo language to youth academies and supporter-driven match nights, Atlanta United frames itself as a citywide team that links fans, local vendors...

Blues-rock guitarist Buddy Red, honed in Atlanta’s club scene, takes a Piedmont Park set at the Atlanta Jazz Festival — a sign that the city’s blues, rock and jazz traditions increasingly mingle in public space.

At Gateway Center Arena in College Park, the Dream’s home opener played like a live mixtape of Black Atlanta—music, fashion, HBCU energy and civic organizing converging in a compact, electric game-night scene.

From the Majestic on Ponce to Busy Bee on MLK Jr. Drive, these dining rooms are living archives—places where recipes, neighborhood ties and Atlanta stories are passed down across generations amid neon signs and worn booths.

AFRD’s outreach blends prevention, education and partnerships to lower preventable fires and injuries across neighborhoods. Atlanta Fire Rescue has been shifting some of its public-facing...

A downtown museum-style attraction that mixes company history, global tasting stations and rentable event spaces—here are five practical facts to help locals and visitors...

A converted warehouse on Krog Street, the market gathers independent food vendors, bars and small retailers into a pedestrian-facing place with a steady calendar...

From Grant Park enclosures to classroom programs, Zoo Atlanta ties day-to-day animal care—especially for giant pandas—to broader conservation work across the region and beyond. Nestled...