City Pass, Inc is highlighting the opening of the newly expanded National Center for Civil and Human Rights in Atlanta. It ...

Christmas markets, light displays, 'The Nutcracker,' Buddy the Elf, Rudolph, Santa Claus (and Scuba Claus) are among the holiday things to see and do coming to metro Atlanta.

The department said seasonal shifts, particularly during the fall and spring months, are the reason the water has been ...

Info: Guests take a stroll through nature, looking at the light displays on plants and figurines. New music and choreography ...

Filled with more with 11 million gallons of water, the Georgia Aquarium is the biggest in America—actually, it's one of the ...

You may find yourself wondering what’s open this Thanksgiving Day in Atlanta. After all, the Thanksgiving meal is just a part ...

Just a two-hour drive north of Atlanta puts you at a popular trail in Georgia's Blue Ridge Mountains, where you can admire ...

The Georgia election interference case against Donald Trump and others is now in the hands of a new prosecutor. Courts removed Fulton County District Attorney Fani Willis because of an ...

On Nov. 2, Pregnancy Aid Clinic hosted its annual Evening for Life gala. Clergy, community leaders and parishioners gathered ...

Going out to eat in Atlanta might seem pricey, which it is if you don't know where to look ... and we're here to tell you ...

Atlanta’s National Center for Civil and Human Rights reopens with an expanded, unflinching look at America’s racial story.

The unassuming brick exterior on Ponce de Leon Avenue doesn’t scream “legendary status,” but the vertical neon sign proudly displaying “MARY MAC’S TEA ROOM” has been guiding hungry Atlantans and ...