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How a prominent southern city is still recovering after Hurricane Helene
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A deal for WSB-TV? Atlanta News First owner interested in storied station.
Gray Media Chief Executive Hilton Howell said the company is open to acquiring WSB-TV.
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Landmark Atlanta office complex has been acquired through foreclosure
Piedmont Center’s sale on the courthouse steps is latest sign of loan issues looming over Atlanta’s office market in a post-pandemic world.
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Atlanta expands restrictions on where data centers can be built
It just got harder to build a new data center in Atlanta after the City Council approved an ordinance requiring new data center proposals to obtain a special-use permit
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A deal for WSB-TV? Atlanta News First owner interested in storied station.
Gray Media Chief Executive Hilton Howell said the company is open to acquiring WSB-TV.
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Atlanta News First ends CBS affiliation after 31 years
If you're looking for "The Price is Right" or "60 Minutes," it won't be on Channel 46 come August
WWE to return to Atlanta, add to an extraordinary slate of summer events
The WWE hasn’t been gone from Atlanta for too long, and it's coming back with multiple events in July.
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Understaffed, tired but ‘middle of the pack’: Inside Atlanta’s air traffic control tower
The air traffic control tower at Hartsfield-Jackson Atlanta International Airport was 69% staffed as of September 2023, according to Federal Aviation Administration figures.
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Trump DOT settlement would end minority contracting requirement
The Trump administration has proposed ending a four-decade-old program that mandates the hiring of minority- and women-owned businesses for federal transportation contracts.
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Route cuts force some Southwest loyalists in Atlanta to look elsewhere
Southwest Airlines had 119 departures a day from Atlanta last spring. This summer, that will drop to 55-60 flights on peak days.
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Amazon announces new Georgia sorting center with 1,000 jobs
The world’s largest e-commerce company announced Monday it plans to open a new package sorting center about an hour southwest of downtown Atlanta.
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How to navigate business amid uncertainty: Here’s what Atlanta professionals say
Agate Solutions' Mayday conference brought together businesspeople from across the world to provide actionable advice for tackling tariff uncertainties.
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Atlanta News First ends CBS affiliation after 31 years
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Etihad set to launch Atlanta’s first nonstop Abu Dhabi flight next month
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Summer will bring major events to Atlanta: Here’s what’s in store
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Large data center pitched for former Fort Gillem site south of Atlanta
From protecting military equipment to protecting our digital lives, the former Fort Gillem Army depot south of Atlanta could soon enlist a large data center.
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Understaffed, tired but ‘middle of the pack’: Inside Atlanta’s air traffic control tower
The air traffic control tower at Hartsfield-Jackson Atlanta International Airport was 69% staffed as of September 2023, according to Federal Aviation Administration figures.
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Fulton County adding more solar panels on its facilities in major expansion
Fulton County celebrated new solar panels being installed at county facilities as part of an expansion of an established contract with Cherry Street Energy.
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White House budget office supports selling Peachtree Summit building
The Office of Management & Budget approved a recommendation by the Public Buildings Reform Board to dispose of 11 federal buildings, including Atlanta's Peachtree Summit.
Georgia Power’s forecasts questioned amid historic data center-driven expansion
In hearings at the PSC, witnesses questioned how much of the data center-driven electricity demand surge Georgia Power predicts will actually pan out.