Jordan Southerland didn’t win the Dunkman World Championship on Tuesday in Atlanta; that title and the $500,000 prize went to 21-year-old Cam Hazzard. But Southerland did set the bar when it came to the Dunk of the Night — literally.

Spina Pizza has been “opening soon” for so long that owner-chef Anthony Spina Jr. can laugh about it now. After years of delays, the long-awaited pizzeria at Atlanta Dairies will open August 27.

Georgia's technology industry is transforming the state's economy through advances in artificial intelligence, fintech, cybersecurity, health technology, software development, and data centers. This special report explores the companies and innovators shaping Georgia's future.

Georgia companies are investing in early childhood education and literacy programs to strengthen reading proficiency, workforce readiness, and the state's future talent pipeline.

Thyme's owner Kay Burns channels her hospitality roots into a modern American restaurant across from Midtown Bowl. Dinner offerings include shared plates like duck confit tacos or herb butter oysters. Entrees include Mediterranean lamb chops and honey harissa-glazed Atlantic salmon.

After Fellows Café became a destination with hour-long waits, owners Christina and Tony DeVictor built a counter-service companion rooted in craft and hometown pride.

Four Atlanta-area homeowners—and the designers who brought their visions to life—share spaces that make cooking, entertaining, and everyday living more beautiful.

Bijan Robinson has emerged as one of Atlanta’s most dazzling athletes, combining jaw-dropping talent, singular charisma, and an increasingly iconic style of play—but can he become Atlanta’s next sports icon?

Launched by Chef Todd Richards, a four-time James Beard Award semifinalist, Que-riosity in McDonough is less of a barbecue joint, and more of a refined grill room, where smoky flavors provide a theme instead of an entire menu.

Created and produced by a Cirque du Soleil soloist, AU Room at Pullman Yards is a new immersive theatrical experience with aerial dancers, acrobats, original music, and LED visuals. And, its a show all about gold.

Lauren Speed-Hamilton first captured hearts on the inaugural season of Netflix’s Love Is Blind, during which she met and married Cameron Hamilton in 2018. Lauren and Cameron now live in Smyrna with their almost one-year-old son, Ezra, and two pups. Here, she shares a day in her life in Atlanta.