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City crews used vehicle‑mounted AI scans and an upgraded command center to find and fix roadway problems ahead of World Cup crowds.
A storm-driven FAA ground stop paused inbound flights at Hartsfield-Jackson on Thursday evening, creating delays and rebookings across ATL's evening schedule.
Council members demanded an audit after union leaders said ParkATL shuttle and parking workers at ATL received late, handwritten or app‑based pay that blocked housing and insurance.
Emory’s $15.8M pledge and a multi‑agency funding agreement advance a pedestrian and bike bridge over I‑85 into final design, linking Executive Park to the Peachtree Creek Greenway.
ATLDOT revised South Boulevard designs to add about 17 curbside parking stalls near Grant Park, placing them between new protected bike lanes and moving traffic.
Ascension cut the ribbon on a new FBO terminal at Cobb County International, adding a modern arrival space that bolsters McCollum Field's role as a private‑jet gateway.
GDOT has launched a $10M study and public survey to explore passenger rail between Atlanta and Savannah. The early work will narrow routes, stations and environmental next steps.
A proposed Woodstock ordinance would ban motorized devices from sidewalks, expand a downtown no‑ride zone and set age and speed limits to reduce conflicts on busy Main Street.
A water main break on Steeplechase Drive cut service to more than 100 Roswell homes and closed the road; officials say no boil advisory is active.
The FAA ordered a ground stop at Hartsfield‑Jackson Sunday as thunderstorms swept metro Atlanta; inbound flights are being held until at least 4 p.m., creating major delays.
The FAA ordered a ground stop at Hartsfield‑Jackson Friday afternoon as thunderstorms swept through metro Atlanta; inbound flights were held at their origin airports.
The FAA paused inbound flights at Hartsfield-Jackson Thursday afternoon as thunderstorms moved over the field; the hold began near 2:30 p.m. and was expected to run until at least 4 p.m.
Drivers in Atlanta say autonomous Waymo vehicles and platform algorithm changes have slashed take‑home pay; organizers have scheduled a rally at Historic Fourth Ward Park.
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