Atlanta Mayor Andre Dickens is confident his successes during his time in the mayor’s office will earn him another term when he runs for reelection this year.

Although it’s still entangled in a federal court battle, the specter of the Trump administration’s federal funding freeze threatens to upend housing stability for thousands of Atlantans.

With the launch of his reelection bid on the horizon, the first-term mayor touts public safety successes but faces infrastructure obstacles.

Republican state lawmakers are considering a bill that would force the city to let the county takeover more space at its jail at minimal cost.

Cam Kirk Studios celebrates its new location on the Atlanta BeltLine, expanding its role in the city's creative scene.

Atlanta Mayor Andre Dickens’ office announced that the city’s Office of Inspector General had violated Georgia law at least ...

ATLANTA (AP) — Republicans in a Georgia Senate committee advanced a bill Wednesday that would force the city of Atlanta to ...

Since crews are turning off valves during the repair process, Mayor Dickens said in an interview that residents and businesses may see a reduction of water or no wa ...

Atlanta’s mayor and Georgia’s governor will hold their annual news conference addressing human trafficking awareness at the ...

Atlanta Mayor Andre Dickens has released a statement urging the Trump administration to 'immediately restore' federal funding ...

The first eight days of Trump’s second term has caused confusion on several fronts. On Jan. 28, the White House issued a ...

Atlanta Mayor Andre Dickens is urging the Trump administration to immediately restore federal funding for the city and the ...