Atlanta's inspector general resigns from position as city approves oversight bill

Atlanta's Inspector General says that she resigned from her position ahead of a possible vote on a contentious proposal that could overhaul her office.

Felicia Moore cautions Atlanta City Council on actions weakening Inspector General's Office

Former Atlanta City Council president Felicia Moore asked Atlanta's finance committee members to press pause and further consider modifying the scope of the Inspector General's Office.

Family, activists demand pause on homeless encampment sweeps after Atlanta man's death

The family of a man killed by a truck during a sweep of a homeless encampment in Atlanta is heading to City Hall to demand officials change the policy they say led to his death.

City officials say Atlanta must prepare for potential terrorist attacks

An Atlanta City Council member says it is a different world now where terrorist attacks can happen anywhere, even in “the city too busy to hate."

Atlanta's city budget is $33.3M in the red

The City of Atlanta's finance department made a list and checked it twice

Atlanta's Inspector General report accuses city of favoritism in bidding process

A new 29-page report from Atlanta's Office of the Inspector General (OIG) alleges city officials showed favoritism during the bidding process for a 311 software system.

Candidates for Atlanta city council meet face-to-face ahead of runoff

The two candidates running for Atlanta’s Post 3 At-Large City Council seat shared similar visions for the city at a forum Tuesday evening in Buckhead at the Piedmont Center.

Atlanta's proposal to extend scooter share curfew moves forward

The city of Atlanta is considering changes to its rental scooter and e-bike program that could allow rides later into the night.