Kelvin Evans pleaded guilty Tuesday to stealing unreleased Beyoncé music and more in Atlanta last July, a court spokesperson said. Evans was sentenced to two years in prison.
As school-year celebrations and summer planning collide, parenting expert Katy Huie Harrison shares tips to help families manage “Maycember” and set boundaries that last.
The local fire union said its leaders were blindsided when they discovered Mayor Andre Dickens never signed an agreement they had been operating under for months.
Department leaders gave the first in-depth look at the Atlanta Public Safety Training Center since it opened more than a year ago in southern DeKalb County.
Cox Enterprises names Paul Curran president and publisher of The Atlanta Journal-Constitution to sustain its journalism and continue digital transformation.
Bryan Tyson, a top elections lawyer for the state and other clients, has left Clark Hill to form his own litigation boutique with trial specialist David Younker.
Forge Atlanta Asset Management and its parent company, Webstar Technology Group, contend their development plans are feasible. But neighbors have doubts.
The GDOT’s plans to close part of I-285 in Atlanta were canceled after weather forecasts raised concerns the work couldn’t be finished before Monday morning.
Atlanta Mayor Andre Dickens took his $5 billion Neighborhood Reinvestment Initiative to the King Center as debate continues over extending the city’s tax allocation districts.
