Author: Axios

Atlanta renters need more rights to use their voice in eviction courts, stay in increasingly hard-to-find affordable housing and hold…

Axios and the Atlanta Journal-Constitution, which are jointly owned by Cox Enterprises, collaborated on this story. Half a dozen former…

Atlanta has many examples of women who changed the city, country, or even the world. But you’d be hard-pressed to…

Thomas here. Last week, my friends, girlfriend and I managed to snag a table at Kamayan, the Buford Highway Filipino…

Arguably the most prominent statue at the Georgia Capitol is “Miss Freedom” who sits atop the cupola. But she’s not…

A developer’s plan to build permanent supportive housing in Reynoldstown for people transitioning out of homelessness is facing pushback from…

The bi-annual changing of the clocks takes place Sunday, but some federal lawmakers hope it’s the last time we “spring…

Cobb County land needed to make a 100-mile linear park along the Chattahoochee River is now in safe hands, the…

The fight over an Atlanta police training site is putting Georgia Democrats — including its two U.S. senators — in…

Climate change could make it harder for trees native to Georgia to thrive over the next few decades.Threat level: A…