Metro Atlanta News

OPINION

Flock cameras protect communities. Opponents are misguided.

Flock Safety camera opposition has grown, first by liberals and now by some conservatives, over privacy concerns. However, the cameras are saving lives and rescuing kids.

What end of EEOC sex, race data collection could mean for Ga. workers, employers

The EEOC argues workforce demographic data collection is potentially unlawful. Critics say the move puts the U.S. back into the dark.

MARTA’s long-term parking rates are going up

The daily cost is increasing by $2 per day next month, but it is still less than airport parking.

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OBITUARY

James Laney, former ambassador to Korea and Emory University president, dies at 98

Atlanta's DNC bid

Atlanta falls short again in Democratic convention sweepstakes

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A.M. ATL: Fire and brimstone

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Need help building something complex in Georgia? That’s her team’s specialty.

Weinermobile visits Atlanta

Get in, we’re going for a ride in the Oscar Mayer Wienermobile

Fire on Fair Street SW

Ex-fire union leader gets biblical in fight over reassignment

North River Shopping Center

Public park, housing and shops to replace aging Sandy Springs retail center

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Space Armor tiles

Marietta company’s innovative space armor to be part of upcoming SpaceX launch