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The Census Bureau on Monday unveiled the $500 million communication platform for the 2020 count of the nation’s population – “Shape your future. START HERE.” The release comes as the decennial count remains mired in ...
“This law is a ban on retaliatory evictions of tenants,” said state Rep. Sharon Cooper, R-Marietta. “This is about slum landlords.”
Moscow is ranked as the world’s worst city for traffic congestion, but motorists there travel 3 mph faster than drivers in Atlanta when it comes to the rate of travel on the last inner city ...
A manager at Atlanta’s airport awarded overtime hours to her husband, son and nephew rather than giving other employees a chance to earn the extra pay, a situation that is just part of the abuse ...
The sentencing in federal court this week of a former MARTA department administrator brings to a close a scheme in which two top transit officials and an associate defrauded MARTA of more than $500,000.
One might ask if high-THC marijuana for sale on the street might be grown in the middle of a field of hemp.
Beachgoers were advised they may get sick if they enter the water along portion of three of Georgia’s coastal islands in February because of high levels of a waterborne bacteria associated with disease. The waters ...
"The only thing slowing down the criminals are the potholes," said one resident.
Office towers of an unlimited height could be permitted on a portion of land brought into Atlanta through the annexation of Emory University and the surrounding area, according to the rezoning proposal.
"We've had the world's busiest and most efficient airport for many years running, and this notion that the state can somehow run it better is presumptuous," said Atlanta Mayor Keisha Lance Bottoms
Nine people are looking to join Atlanta City Council, in a west side special election to fill the seat of the late Councilman Ivory Lee Young Jr.
The Fulton County Commission and mayors within the county are considering asking voters for a .2 percent sales tax for transit projects either this November or in 2020. The 0.2 percent sales tax is expected to ...
Head injuries, broken bones and abrasions are common injuries when riders crash their standing electronic scooters, according to a recent study from California. A proposal to track such data in Atlanta is pending before the ...
The beverage shrine-turned-vacant building that was once the World of Coke isn't going to get a new tenant — or a parking deck beside it — anytime too soon.
“The reason our cities are the places you want to live is because of design standards," Lilburn Mayor Johnny Crist said opposing the bill. He said aesthetics are part of what make a city interesting ...
The Atlanta Audubon Society has certified yet another public park as a wildlife sanctuary, this one near Northlake Mall in DeKalb County and the latest in the society’s fast-growing program to provide havens for birds ...
A state Senate committee this afternoon is to take up two bills that offer completely different approaches to restructure the state’s system that oversees the expansion of health facilities, a topic expected to draw such ...
“I never dreamed that in 2019 this would be a problem. But it is,” said state Rep. Debbie Buckner.
Camden County and two private companies leading the effort to build a planned commercial spaceport on Georgia’s coast have kept information secret and are in violation of Georgia’s Open Records Act for failing to release ...
Gov. Brian Kemp's plan could cover a lot of people defined in some broad way, or it might be just a few, maybe with some specific, high-cost conditions.
