A former Fulton judge’s misconduct warranted her removal from office, the Georgia Supreme Court ruled Tuesday, but declined to punish her because she had already quit.
Morning, y'all! Your Sept. 23 update: Data center opposition is heading to court, and National Guard families still don't know how long their service members will be in D.C.
Dr. Erica Schwartz inherits a CDC in crisis. After her first public appearance, questions remain about whether she can restore trust in the Atlanta-based agency.
The bride who survived a helicopter crash that killed her new husband on their wedding night has filed a lawsuit against the helicopter charter company and wedding venue.
Atlanta operators are taking 911 calls as normal again after “technical difficulties” disrupted the city’s ability to receive and dispatch calls Monday evening, police say.
The resolution comes amid widespread public debate over the future of Beltline rail and questions about city leaders’ commitment to seeing the project through.
