Atlanta City Council voted Monday to exempt the Atlanta Beltline and other public infrastructure projects from parts of the city’s own rules for removing and replacing trees.

Atlanta City Council voted to temporarily exempt the beltline and other infrastructure projects from the city's tree ordinance. The ordinance is in place to protect the city's tree canopy.

City officials estimate repairing and replacing thousands of pipes will take two decades and cost upwards of $2 billion.

MANCHESTER UNITED are braced for a monumental summer transfer window – with Ruben Amorim expected to overhaul the squad with ...

Some economists are convinced a recession is around the corner. The Atlanta Fed’s GDPNow model, for instance, forecasts that the U.S. economy will shrink by 2.4% in the first quarter. Meanwhile, PIMCO ...