Residents, owners, city council members debate new Atlanta short-term rental rules
With more than 10,000 short term rentals that have popped up inside the city of Atlanta, government officials are struggling to rewrite policies on conduct and oversight.
With more than 10,000 short term rentals that have popped up inside the city of Atlanta, government officials are struggling to rewrite policies on conduct and oversight.
Atlanta City Council discusses bringing back an old PSA
An Atlanta lawmaker who tried unsuccessfully to toughen the teen curfew has come up with another idea.
An Atlanta lawmaker who tried unsuccessfully to toughen the teen curfew has come up with another idea.
Calls for change along Peachtree Road after man in wheelchair struck by car
An accident involving an Atlanta man in a wheelchair prompts a call for a traffic law change.
An accident involving an Atlanta man in a wheelchair prompts a call for a traffic law change.
Police chief tells Atlanta City Council crime is down
Atlanta's top cop says anti-crime efforts have slowed the pace of violent acts.
Atlanta's top cop says anti-crime efforts have slowed the pace of violent acts.
Atlanta water customers face shutoffs for late payments
Atlanta City Council members are not rooting for financial difficulties for any resident.
Atlanta City Council members are not rooting for financial difficulties for any resident.
Changes coming soon to DeKalb Avenue
The city of Atlanta is planning to fix DeKalb Avenue after several complaints about crashes and unsafe road conditions.
The city of Atlanta is planning to fix DeKalb Avenue after several complaints about crashes and unsafe road conditions.
Trash blights Atlanta nature preserve: 'I nicknamed it trash island'
Those who visit say the beauty is often overshadowed by what others leave behind, some of which has ended up in the Utoy Creek.
Those who visit say the beauty is often overshadowed by what others leave behind, some of which has ended up in the Utoy Creek.
Atlanta City Council debates best way to help homless
This week at the State Capitol and at Atlanta City Hall, politicians debated how to manage the homeless problem.
This week at the State Capitol and at Atlanta City Hall, politicians debated how to manage the homeless problem.
Opponents of proposed public safety training center lose court battle to stop construction
Opponents of a controversial $90 million planned Atlanta Public Safety Training Center have lost a battle in court.
Opponents of a controversial $90 million planned Atlanta Public Safety Training Center have lost a battle in court.
Atlanta floats public safety surcharge on ballgame, concert tickets
Would you be willing to pay $3 more for a concert or ballgame if you knew it would be used to fund public safety?
Would you be willing to pay $3 more for a concert or ballgame if you knew it would be used to fund public safety?
Atlanta's inaction on overdue water accounts can impact all ratepayers
Approximately $20 million is outstanding in overdue accounts.
Approximately $20 million is outstanding in overdue accounts.
Changes ordered to make Atlanta nightspots safer
After recent violence at some clubs, revelers might be thinking about exercising some caught before joining one of those parties.
After recent violence at some clubs, revelers might be thinking about exercising some caught before joining one of those parties.
Citizens voice concern over Atlanta returning $10 million in rental assistance
Atlanta leaders will try to secure new funding for rental assistance.
Atlanta leaders will try to secure new funding for rental assistance.
Atlanta wants to use COIVD relief money to find affordable housing for first responders
Some Atlanta City Council members are recommending using up to $500,000 in COVID relief funds to help police, fire, and correction officers with housing costs in the city.
Some Atlanta City Council members are recommending using up to $500,000 in COVID relief funds to help police, fire, and correction officers with housing costs in the city.
Mayor explains why Atlanta must sends millions of dollars in COVID-relief back to Washington
The mayor explained the pending giveback has nothing to do with effort.
The mayor explained the pending giveback has nothing to do with effort.
Atlanta sends millions of dollars in COVID-relief back to Washington
Atlanta must return $10 million to Washington. City officials say they have been unable to deliver millions in COVID-relief funds to citizens who badly need the cash in order to stay in their homes.
Atlanta must return $10 million to Washington. City officials say they have been unable to deliver millions in COVID-relief funds to citizens who badly need the cash in order to stay in their homes.
Atlanta City Council discusses settlement after motorcycle killed in 'reversible' lane crash
The collision occurred on a major thoroughfare which features a reversible center lane.
The collision occurred on a major thoroughfare which features a reversible center lane.
Atlanta leader says city is in ’crisis mode’ after shooting of 13-year-old boy
Atlanta City Council’s Public Safety Committee delayed the vote on a plan to move up the curfew for kids from 11 p.m. to 8 p.m. on Monday, following the shooting of 13-year-old Deshon Debose over the weekend.
Atlanta City Council’s Public Safety Committee delayed the vote on a plan to move up the curfew for kids from 11 p.m. to 8 p.m. on Monday, following the shooting of 13-year-old Deshon Debose over the weekend.
GBI: Gun found on protester was used to shoot trooper at future APD training site
A newly released photograph of a gun is the weapon state investigators say was used by a protester camped near the so-called “Cop City” training facility site to shoot a Georgia State Patrol trooper on Wednesday.
A newly released photograph of a gun is the weapon state investigators say was used by a protester camped near the so-called “Cop City” training facility site to shoot a Georgia State Patrol trooper on Wednesday.
Proposed ordinance could help make the Atlanta BeltLine safer
Atlanta city Council member Jason Dozier wants to change zoning regulations that he says will protect people who are walking from harm’s way.
Atlanta city Council member Jason Dozier wants to change zoning regulations that he says will protect people who are walking from harm’s way.