As a stormy 2025 draws to a close and The Atlanta Journal-Constitution winds down print operations, a reporter walks up the city's main street and encounters optimism.

This December marks 20 years since the Atlanta Beltline first got public financing through a tax allocation district.

A burst water pipe inside Memorial Hall has delayed the planned opening of the new museum until spring.

Bitter cold and a biting wind did not discourage thousands from flocking to Decatur on Tuesday evening to get a glimpse of emissaries for peace.

In his order issued Tuesday, the judge said Attorney General Chris Carr did not have the authority to bring RICO charges.

Kolter Urban this month acquired property along 14th Street, a short stroll from Piedmont Park.

City leaders say state, federal law enforcement will ensure this year’s Sugar Bowl is safe. The National Guard will also be on the scene.

The Atlanta market led the nation in 2025 with 2.2 million square feet of newly built self-storage facilities, according to a report.

Morning, y'all. Your Dec. 30 update: ‘Walk for Peace’ in Atlanta, Hoschton police team up with ICE, Georgia's first bird metropolis and more.

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