The company behind the FAA’s new AI traffic tool says it didn’t cause Friday’s nationwide ground stop, and officials say they see no sign of an attack. That leaves a country-sized question the government hasn’t answered: what actually broke?

Five new container berths are coming to Savannah while Brunswick adds vehicle-carrier capacity for a booming auto sector.

Delta and Virgin Atlantic say Heathrow's terminal shakeup could mean extra security checks for connecting travelers.

Hartsfield-Jackson construction keeps piling up, with council also OK'ing a Cascade Road grocery store and $24 million in HUD housing funds.

Ferrovial-led Top End Mobility Group will run new I-285 toll lanes for 50 years, with construction eyed for 2027 or 2028.

Georgia DOT will paint mast arms black and add granite curbing after residents said signals clashed with the 1800s brick building.

Firefighters doused a traction power fire at Brookhaven station, but MARTA still has not said when trains will run again.

Bottled water went out to students and staff as crews scrambled to arrange buses with no repair timeline in sight.

Crews fixed an 8-inch main near Ottawa Trail and Rock Springs Road, but it's the latest in a string of DeKalb pipe failures.

A Nov. 2 vote could add up to 68 spaces near City Hall, but Wingo Street homeowners worry about vanishing crape myrtles.

A heavy vehicle strike knocked a support wall into Peachtree Creek, and the 1924 span could stay shut past Monday.

Rush-hour speeds at the DeKalb interchange more than doubled after three years of construction, GDOT says.

Minnesota and Arkansas are among 12 states landing new rest-area funding to fix a parking crunch that pushes rigs onto dangerous shoulders.