Family of man killed during Atlanta homeless encampment sweep filing lawsuit against city
The family of a man killed during a sweep of an Atlanta homeless encampment earlier this year is filing a civil lawsuit against the city over his death.
Atlanta sees drop in homicides amid rise in assault, rape, and robbery rates
Atlanta's crime statistics show a decrease in homicides but an increase in aggravated assault, rape, and robbery.
Residents at Fairburn Gordon Apartments endure scorching heat amid air conditioning failures
Residents at Fairburn Gordon Apartments are facing ongoing habitability issues, including lack of air conditioning, broken appliances, and infestations.
Atlanta's new watershed commissioner vows to tackle sky-high water bills with modern solutions
Commissioner Greg Eyerly is addressing Atlanta's water billing issues by modernizing the outdated metering system, aiming for near-perfect accuracy.
Atlanta's iconic Jackson Street Bridge to get major safety improvements
One of Atlanta's most iconic photo spots is getting a major makeover to be more friendly to pedestrians and bikers.
Atlanta City Council limits where vape shops can open
The new regulations begin immediately.
Atlanta City Council to investigate planned Greenbriar Parkway gas station
Greenbriar residents say they're not happy about a planned gas station near where they live. They think the permit was granted illegally.
Atlanta condo owner worried about losing home to Airbnb investors
A resident asked Atlanta City Council again to help several Landmark Condominium owners who fear they are being forced out of their home.
Atlanta launches $33M renovation to transform Fairburn Road
The city of Atlanta has launched a $33 million Complete Streets Project to renovate a three-mile stretch of Fairburn Road.
Atlanta could triple penalties for illegal tree removals in major ordinance overhaul
The Atlanta City Council could triple penalties for illegal tree removals and enacted strict preservation requirements.
Atlanta City Council approves $3B budget for 2026
The Atlanta City Council approved a $3 billion budget for fiscal year 2026, focusing on public safety, housing, infrastructure, and youth programs.
Freeze on property taxes: Atlanta's $10M initiative to prevent senior displacement
Advocates and city leaders in Atlanta are calling on senior homeowners to act quickly to avoid being priced out of their homes.
Controversial gas station sparks outcry in southwest Atlanta community
The gas station would be the tenth within a one-mile radius, contributing to oversaturation of similar businesses in the community.
Atlanta City Council pushes for reform in Georgia State Patrol pursuit policies
The Atlanta City Council approved a resolution urging the State of Georgia to reform its Georgia State Patrol pursuit policies.
Atlanta's Rapid A-line faces delays and cost overruns ahead of World Cup
The city’s first rapid bus line was supposed to start operating this summer.
Atlanta Watershed places deputy commissioner on leave; whistleblower speaks out
Cedric McKitt, the interim deputy commissioner, has been placed on administrative leave.
Atlanta looks at layoffs, cuts to new city budget as it faces $20M deficit
Atlanta's finances are $20 million in the red, and city officials say layoffs and tough cuts may be on the way.
Accusations of abuse, harassment, bullying at Atlanta Watershed
Employees of the Atlanta Department of Watershed Management are accusing its deputy commissioner, Cedric McKitt, of abuse, harassment, and bullying.
Calls for Monroe Drive safety overhaul after Atlanta grandmother struck by car
Lynda Croom was severely injured while crossing Monroe Drive, a location known for frequent crashes, highlighting ongoing safety concerns.
Atlanta City Council approves $1.4M settlement for teen killed by officer in 2019 shooting
The Atlanta City Council unanimously voted on Monday to settle with the family of an 18-year-old who was killed after a shooting involving a former police officer in 2019.