An expert critiqued Atlanta's Zoning 2.0 draft during an Oct. 15 work session, sparking debate over density and preserving neighborhoods.

The Dunwoody Police mourn Ranger, their first K-9 officer, who died at an Alabama training facility during the week of Oct. 12.

"You Can See Everything" draws attention to the blurred lines of artifice and reality in one of the best films of the year.

For this edition of Indie Spotlight, Annie Davis shares about she went from working at TCM to becoming a location coordinator.

Fulton County Schools showcased its new teaching museum in Sandy Springs amid community tension over the former elementary ...

Atlanta highlights include the High Museum block party and Biketober, alongside news on MARTA budgets and I-285 toll lanes.

Deonte' Bolden, the creator of the musical "Differently Abled," is attempting to fundraise enough money to mount a tour of the show in 2028.

A former Norcross Discovery Garden Board member obtained a restraining order after an alleged death threat at her workplace.

Brookhaven City Council approved a 50-year agreement to build a new fire station at Blackburn Park despite resident protests.

MARTA CEO Jonathan Hunt addresses budget shortfalls and train delivery delays before the Atlanta City Council.

Atlanta Streets Alive returns Sunday, Oct. 18, offering a car-free afternoon for walking and biking in West End and Grant Park.

Little 5 Points hosts its annual Halloween festival this weekend, featuring an artist market and a parade on Sunday at 1 p.m.