Kristal Dixon

Atlanta is known for its colorful and eccentric personalities who fuel the long-running social media joke that the city is not a real place.

Weeks after Mayor Andre Dickens offered to sell the Atlanta City Detention Center to Fulton County, its governing body has responded with a counteroffer that's considerably lower than his asking price.

While the 11-county Atlanta region continues to grow, it did not gain as many residents as it did a year ago

Atlanta Technical College this week began its $30 million project to revamp and expand its Henry Louis "Hank" Aaron Academic Complex.

Dickens wrote in a letter that moving the cauldron to Centennial Olympic Park "does not reflect the collaborative approach these communities deserve."

Why it matters: Both signals, which were installed as part of larger improvement projects, are just inches away from the Swift & Co. Lofts building at 244 Peters St. SW.

Tareasa Johnson's new memoir "What (TF) Do I Do Now?" has been released.

Can you spend $20 or $200 on a Michelin-starred meal? On Wednesday, it won't matter because some of the world's best restaurants will let diners pay what they can.

A campaign to create the Peachtree Circle historic district in the Ansley Park neighborhood hit a wall this week when the proposal stalled in committee.

Atlanta officials cut the ribbon Thursday on 201 mixed-income apartments in the English Avenue neighborhood, marking the completion of phase two of the former Herndon Homes site's large-scale redevelopment.