Atlanta City Council approved a new open container district in South Downtown ahead of the FIFA World Cup.

More than 400 people once living on the streets now have safe housing through Downtown Rising, a milestone in Atlanta’s fight ...

South Downtown will be the first neighborhood in the city where residents and visitors can traverse public sidewalks and ...

A new city ordinance will soon allow people to walk through one of Atlanta’s most historic neighborhoods with an alcoholic ...

On Monday, March 16, 2026, Atlanta officials voted to turn a slice of South Downtown into the city’s first open-container district, clearing the way for adults 21 and older to legally carry alcoholic ...

The 404 Collective invites the city to celebrate community, creativity, and Atlanta pride during the official 404 Day ...

Councilman Jason Dozier says while this will be in place in time for the World Cup, the goal is to revitalize the area well ...

Trinity Center Flats, Atlanta's latest housing development, offers affordable apartments and small business spaces, ...

Adults 21 years and older will be able to drink alcoholic beverages in public spaces around the neighborhood.

The district covers nearly 16 acres, including areas of Hotel Row and Underground Atlanta, and is located just a short walk from the Mercedes-Benz Stadium.

Atlanta city leaders ⎯ including Mayor Andre Dickens ⎯ held a groundbreaking ceremony for the 218-unit mixed-income housing development Trinity Central Flats.