If you live in metro Atlanta, you’ve probably done the same handful of “easy” outings a hundred times — while plenty of the region’s best stuff sits right there, waiting for a free weekend.
Brady Lum, the former chief operating officer of the High Museum of Art, was arraigned in federal court on a charge accusing him of stealing more than $600,000 from the museum by manipulating invoices and using his authority to approve spending for personal purchases.
Atlanta’s leadership took the mic after a violent Easter weekend that cut straight through the city’s “world class” branding, with Mayor Andre Dickens and police brass urging parents to keep closer tabs on their kids after a 16-year-old was killed and another teen was wounded in a shooting at Piedmont Park.
The former Worthington Inn owners bought the Buxton Inn in Granville, one of Ohio’s oldest continuously operated hotels, according to The Reporting Project at Denison University.
Three European carriers are making different bets at the start of 2026 on what matters to flyers: bigger networks, better onboard connectivity and brand legacy.
Hotel Indigo Atlanta-Vinings Galleria is in the middle of a major renovation aimed at overhauling guest-facing areas ahead of the busy summer travel season, according to a notice posted on the hotel’s website.
New Zealand Police say there has been no discernible change in reports of fuel theft so far, but they are watching closely for any rise in offending as global fuel pressures leave some people worried about crime.
President Trump ordered the Department of Homeland Security and the White House budget office to find a way to pay tens of thousands of unpaid TSA workers during the ongoing DHS shutdown, warning that airport security lines and staffing losses have pushed the system into what he called a national security “emergency.”
Travel may do more than provide a break from work and routine. Research led by a Texas A&M University professor suggests vacations can reduce stress, boost productivity and strengthen relationships, with potential benefits for heart health.
Legislation aimed at helping Georgians recover an estimated $3 billion in unclaimed property held by the state has cleared both chambers of the General Assembly unanimously, sponsors said.