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Fulton audit to see if commercial property owners pay their share of taxes

Fulton’s top elected official plans to find out whether the owners of office buildings, hotels and data centers are being asked to pay their fair share in property taxes.

‘History will judge us’: Former Atlanta mayors defend minority contracting

Former Atlanta mayors have joined an effort highlighting the importance of the city's minority contracting program and its economic impact.

Family of man killed while crossing Peachtree still waiting for crosswalk

When hit, Pradeep Kumar Sood was in a crosswalk where today there is none, the faded stripes having been removed. His family has lobbied for the city of Atlanta to restore it.

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Fani Willis says Trump attorney fee requests would eat entire budget

1 dead in shooting at Palmetto Elementary

DoorDash driver killed in ‘domestic’ shooting outside Palmetto Elementary

Lakeside Indictment

Driver in DeKalb teen’s death sentenced as passenger’s parents fight charges

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Carolyn Wills, Atlanta arts scene patron and community activist, dies at 89

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Atlanta’s industrial market starts to recover from its post-COVID hangover

DeKalb commission takes up data centers

DeKalb Board of Commissioners withdraws anti-ICE resolution

Sen. Tim Scott, R-S.C., speaks during a campaign event for then-Republican presidential candidate former President Donald Trump in Concord, N.H., on Jan. 19, 2024. (Matt Rourke/AP)
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Response to Trump’s racist post implies there’s more to come

CDC alums gather on anniversary of first mass layoff

One year on, fired CDC workers looking forward