Thad Moore

The abandoned mansion on the corner was a thorn in Colin Rupp’s side long before it landed in the crossfire of economic war with Russia. Before it drew the attention of U.S. Treasury Department investigators and before it elicited the biggest sanctions pe... See more

The deal that ended the government shutdown included a surprising perk for metro Atlanta: It might eventually keep the drinking water here from tasting so much like dirt in autumn. Embedded in a bill to reopen the federal government was a $2.5 million gra... See more

Fall has arrived in Atlanta: The leaves are flecked with red and orange, the air is crisp, and the water smells awful. No, it’s not just you. For much of metro Atlanta lately, drinking a glass of water has felt like sipping on a medley of dirt and mold, l... See more

Fall has arrived in Atlanta: The leaves are flecked with red and orange, the air is crisp, and the water smells awful. No, it’s not just you. For much of metro Atlanta lately, drinking a glass of water has felt like sipping on a medley of dirt and mold, l... See more