The nightmarish delays that started Wednesday at Hartsfield-Jackson Atlanta International Airport apparently aren’t over after nearly four days, as reports of long lines and more flight delays popped up on Saturday morning. Doesn’t this really make you wish you could drive everywhere?
The Washington Post reports that investigators arrested three people believed to be in connection with a huge fire that began Thursday underneath a portion of Interstate 85 in Atlanta, which later collapsed. While no injuries were reported, the Post reports that repairs will cost $10 million in federal funding.
A woman dropped her car keys when she was attacked outside of an Atlanta, Georgia gas station by somebody trying to steal her phone, and then some bystanders walked up, grabbed her keys and stole her car.
It doesn’t matter that Fantastic Four is the worst movie of all time, because there’s a new superhero in town, and her name is Morgan Watson. She fended off a carjacker with a boxcutter near Atlanta and gave one of the best interviews about it to WSB-TV Atlanta.
Delta Air Lines is opposing an Atlanta developer's plan to commercialize a second airport, to the northwest of the city. Paulding Airport, currently a general aviation airport, is being evaluated for future use by commercial airlines. Delta says it would threaten their hub at Hartsfield-Jackson, the world's busiest…
The U.S. Center for Disease Control (CDC) announced Thursday evening that passengers entering the U.S. from three West African countries will be screened for Ebola upon arrival at five airports — New York JFK, Newark Liberty, Chicago O'Hare, Washington Dulles, and Atlanta Hartsfield-Jackson.
When it comes to thunderstorms around an airport, it's better to have a line of storms move through, versus scattered storms. Atlanta Hartsfield-Jackson International recently received the latter. Watch as planes slalom their way between cells, or go into holding patterns to wait for landing clearance.
As you can see from this grizzly Ferrari flambe that burned the hell out of two young men Friday, teenagers and Ferraris don't mix well at 4:00 am. Akshay Panducherry, 18, crashed the car near a high school Friday, and it burst into flames.
You miss your dead homie, sure, but how much? Would you stop traffic on a major freeway by doing donuts in your muscle car? That's what these mourners did on Atlanta's 285 this Monday.
Drifting enthusiasts love Atlanta. They can legally race their cars in Turner Field's parking lot six times per year. But if one Atlanta city council member has her way, that will all end soon.
"Just a man in a lawn chair whittling next to his submarine. On the side of the interstate," is actually the full quote from Atlanta's NewsChopper2 pilot Jason Durden, who tweeted out this amazing photo a few moments ago.
We've already met Robert Himler, his Underground Racing twin-turbo Lamborghini Gallardo, and most memorably his mom. Himler's latest video trades her shrieking for better sound of the sonorous force-fed V10, which pops a hot party trick at the end.
Porsche will move its U.S. headquarters to a new office and test track built on the site of Ford's closed Atlanta-area plant. Some old geezer warned them it was haunted by the ghosts of dead Mercury Sable wagons... H/T DasHoon
Red Bull managed to convince the city of Atlanta to close off Peachtree Street downtown so that Rhys Millen and Ryan Tuerck could stage a mini-drift challenge around the office buildings. Sure beats standing in line at Chop't.
New video of the Underground Racing twin-turbo Lamborghini Gallardo crash bring into question the explanation offered up by the owner that a "broken shoe" was the cause of the accident.
This video's dangerous, because it convinces people the best way to avoid arrest is to act like a moron. Cop trying to give you a ticket? Lock your door, drive off, and then crash into him. Seriously, it worked.
A single-engine plane just landed on I-85 near Atlanta. Doesn't the pilot know it's rush hour? [WSBTV]
"And so I said to myself, I said, self, this is another fine mess you've gotten us into. Harrumph."
Atlanta's transit agency switched over to a color-coded system for their train system last year and renamed the line running through the heart of the Asian-American community the "Yellow Line." You don't wanna know where the "Pink Line" goes. [AJC]
