• Politics

  Competing proposals could derail DeKalb ethics board legislation

• News

  Gridlock Guy: Late work makes many late for work on GA-400

• Updated

  25 units destroyed by major fire at Marietta apartment complex, police say

• Convicted rapist gets life in prison without parole for Cobb attack

• News

  DeKalb CEO Thurmond schedules two ‘State of the County’ addresses

• Gwinnett

  Farm Burger opening Tuesday in new Gwinnett development

• Politics

  Mystery of 4,700 missing DeKalb ballot requests gets state review

• Higher Education

  Trump vows to withhold money to colleges violating campus speech rules

• AJC Investigates: City Hall

  NEW: Aide to former Mayor Kasim Reed pleads not guilty in records case

• Updated

  FOUND: Well-known Milton turkey believed injured is safe, and with eggs

• Only on AJC: Atlanta Housing 

  Are super-skinny townhomes headed to a neighborhood near you?

• Education

  Atlanta charter school gets longer lease for former high school building

• Continuing Coverage: DeKalb Raises

  Ga. Supreme Court to hear appeal on DeKalb commissioners’ pay raises

• DeKalb

  Get those kites ready! County to host inaugural festival

• Continuing Coverage: Transit Referendum

  MARTA in Gwinnett: Why the referendum failed

• Politics

  Marietta lawmaker to file bill for city of East Cobb

• Gwinnett

  Gwinnett police holding crime prevention seminar for Asian businesses

• Ex-Cobb corrections officer accused of letting kids fight turns himself in

• Politics

  Atlanta city council race to replace Ivory Lee Young, Jr. is unsettled