A semi-truck struck a train beneath MARTA tracks in southwest Atlanta early Friday, igniting a fire and prompting a temporary bus bridge for riders.

GDOT’s project dashboard shows the Moreland/Arkwright intersection is roughly 25.55% complete; medians and a signalized crossing aim to link the Eastside Trolley Trail to the BeltLine by fall.

Duos Technologies sued Norfolk Southern, alleging the railroad copied its AI‑powered train‑inspection portals and continued using them after written notices. The complaint seeks damages, disgorgement and injunctions.

City filings show Delta plans a roughly 39,000‑sq‑ft Delta One lounge above Concourse E and that the city may reimburse up to $63M; construction could run into 2029.

A gas leak in east Roswell closed Raintree Drive and the GA‑400 exit to Holcomb Bridge, trapping cars at the Eliot Apartments and snarling local traffic.

MARTA credits a visible security surge for fewer incidents during World Cup match days, but officials still lack a plan to fund permanent staffing increases.

Sandy Springs extended its RedSpeed contract to keep school‑zone cameras running through June 2027, trimming processing fees and aligning the program with new state rules. City leaders say the changes are meant to boost transparency while preserving safety enforcement.

Mayor Andre Dickens will unveil "Integrated Atlanta," a free downtown Wi‑Fi network Monday; the first phase aims to expand internet access across key downtown corridors.

Delta has emerged as the top bidder to take over Spirit’s Concourse C gates and ticketing space at ATL after a $12M offer surfaced in bankruptcy filings.

A 10‑ton posting on Thompson Road near Redd Road is pushing buses and heavy trucks onto alternate streets and has neighbors worried about emergency access.

Severe storms and a brief FAA ground stop at Hartsfield‑Jackson left more than 1,300 flights delayed or canceled, stranding travelers and rippling across the network.

Luxury Link’s analysis of BTS data says cancellations into Atlanta could jump nearly 200% during the July 4 week, raising risks for connections and rebookings.

A stretch of Tommy Lee Cook Road near Newnan will shut for about two months starting June 22 while crews lower the roadway to improve sight distance. Detours will move some traffic into Fulton County.