Payroll problems plague Atlanta firefighters, union rep says
A union leader appeared at the Monday meeting of the Atlanta City Council with a message.
A union leader appeared at the Monday meeting of the Atlanta City Council with a message.
Former Atlanta Council member to lie in state at Morehouse College: Funeral, viewing plans
Morehouse College is taking part in honoring the life and legacy of the longest serving elected official in the history of Atlanta. Former City Council member Jim Maddox is expected to lie in state on the HBCU's campus before his funeral services commence.
Morehouse College is taking part in honoring the life and legacy of the longest serving elected official in the history of Atlanta. Former City Council member Jim Maddox is expected to lie in state on the HBCU's campus before his funeral services commence.
Car break-ins prompt call for action to beef up apartment security in Atlanta
This latest slew of break-ins has prompted city leaders to call for solutions to the problem plaguing residents across the city.
This latest slew of break-ins has prompted city leaders to call for solutions to the problem plaguing residents across the city.
Atlanta stepping up sinkhole monitoring efforts
When a street starts to sink 6 inches or more, the area could develop into the next sinkhole.
When a street starts to sink 6 inches or more, the area could develop into the next sinkhole.
Sons of Confederacy voice opposition to rename Atlanta streets
An organization that recognizes Confederate soldiers will be prepared to sue the city of Atlanta if leaders take down the street names that honor the military effort.
An organization that recognizes Confederate soldiers will be prepared to sue the city of Atlanta if leaders take down the street names that honor the military effort.
Atlanta City Council looks at changing Confederate street names
The Atlanta City Council is looking at changing street names linked to the Confederacy period again.
The Atlanta City Council is looking at changing street names linked to the Confederacy period again.
Atlanta petition drive to stop 'Cop City' is 'futile,' city's attorneys argue
An ongoing petition drive to halt the construction of a police and firefighter training center is "futile" and "invalid," attorneys for the city of Atlanta argued in a court filing Monday, as they sought to prevent the proposed referendum from appearing on November's ballot.
An ongoing petition drive to halt the construction of a police and firefighter training center is "futile" and "invalid," attorneys for the city of Atlanta argued in a court filing Monday, as they sought to prevent the proposed referendum from appearing on November's ballot.
Do wider roads lead to faster drivers?
A super speeder is a driver who goes well above the posted speed limit.
A super speeder is a driver who goes well above the posted speed limit.
Atlanta City Council discusses requiring cameras at gas stations
An Atlanta City Council member wants to mandate high-definition cameras be in use at all gas station convenience stores.
An Atlanta City Council member wants to mandate high-definition cameras be in use at all gas station convenience stores.
Retired Fulton County Superior Court Judge Marvin S. Arrington Sr. dead at 82
Retired Fulton County Superior Court Judge and former City of Atlanta council president Marvin S. Arrington, Sr., has died at the age of 82.
Retired Fulton County Superior Court Judge and former City of Atlanta council president Marvin S. Arrington, Sr., has died at the age of 82.
Major accounting error leads to smaller paychecks for Atlanta city employees
An accounting error will mean smaller checks for city of Atlanta employees.
An accounting error will mean smaller checks for city of Atlanta employees.
Atlanta secures funding for free gun boxes
Atlanta's leaders have come up with a way you can help fight crime.
Atlanta's leaders have come up with a way you can help fight crime.
Safety concerns raised about state highway exits
Leaders in Atlanta are raising safety concerns about state highway exits.
Leaders in Atlanta are raising safety concerns about state highway exits.
City offers up to $10K bonuses to attract new 911 employees
The Atlanta City Council is expected on Tuesday to approve large cash bonuses to attract new workers to handle phone calls at the emergency call center.
The Atlanta City Council is expected on Tuesday to approve large cash bonuses to attract new workers to handle phone calls at the emergency call center.
Atlanta City Council members receive death threats over training center vote
Atlanta City Council members say they are receiving death threats after voting in favor of the Atlanta Public Safety Training Center last week.
Atlanta City Council members say they are receiving death threats after voting in favor of the Atlanta Public Safety Training Center last week.
Atlanta police push for earlier pension over PTSD
An Atlanta police sergeant is hoping to make crucial changes to the police pension that will help offset some of the risks of PTSD that come with the job.
An Atlanta police sergeant is hoping to make crucial changes to the police pension that will help offset some of the risks of PTSD that come with the job.
Atlanta curfew: City Council committee approves tightening penalties for parents
Parents could have to attend workshops in Atlanta if their teens under 16 miss curfew, should a new curfew proposal pass.
Parents could have to attend workshops in Atlanta if their teens under 16 miss curfew, should a new curfew proposal pass.
Pothole problem: Atlanta City Council member paves challenge for transportation department
An Atlanta City Council member says he has driven over potholes that have been painted, but not fully repaired in nearly a year.
An Atlanta City Council member says he has driven over potholes that have been painted, but not fully repaired in nearly a year.
Atlanta organizers unveil plan to stop 'Cop City' at the ballot box
Activists announced an effort Wednesday to force a referendum that would allow Atlanta voters to decide whether the construction of a proposed police and firefighter training center should proceed, in a potential last-ditch effort to halt the project that its opponents refer to as "Cop City."
Activists announced an effort Wednesday to force a referendum that would allow Atlanta voters to decide whether the construction of a proposed police and firefighter training center should proceed, in a potential last-ditch effort to halt the project that its opponents refer to as "Cop City."
Opponents to Atlanta Public Safety Training Center vow not to give up despite funding vote
Opponents of the controversial project aren't giving up and are now planning their next move.
Opponents of the controversial project aren't giving up and are now planning their next move.