Muhammad Ali provided an iconic torch-lighting, Celine Dion performed and, on July 19, 1996, Atlanta was the center of the ...

ATLANTA — Sunday marks a major milestone in Atlanta’s history. It was 30 years ago that the opening ceremonies for the summer Olympics took place. Boxing legend Muhammad Ali lit the Olympic cauldron ...

As the United States bids the FIFA World Cup farewell, Atlanta is marking three decades since the opening of the 1996 ...

Before Lionel Messi and Argentina faced Lamine Yamal and Spain in the 2026 FIFA World Cup final, some of the biggest names in ...

Atlantans reflect on the memories and unexpected moments from the Centennial Olympic Games that shaped their lives.

The second LA28 ticket drop will be Aug. 10-20.

When the temperatures rise in the Valley, restaurants and bars see fewer customers. The snowbirds and tourists have left and locals often use the time to get away and out of the heat. It’s a ...

It was well after 1 a.m. and roughly 100 scantily clad clubgoers snaked down the block outside of Legacy, the LGBTQ+ nightclub in Boston’s Theater District. With about 400 people downstairs, the club ...

1. Those inflatable dancing tubes you see outside car dealerships have only been around since 1996. They were originally invented as part of the opening ceremonies for the 1996 Olympics in Atlanta. 2.

This July marks 30 years since the release of the Spice Girls' iconic debut single Wannabe, which remains a pop culture classic to this day.

Over the course of the past two decades, the US has lost 2,000 golf courses and 7,000 bars and nightclubs, and Americans now own 1.3 million fewer boats. It’s prohibitively expensive to open a new ...

Every year on the Fourth of July, scores of immigrants raise their right hands and swear their allegiance to the United States during special large-scale naturalization ceremonies held in Phoenix and ...