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A.M. ATL: School work
Morning, y'all. Your Nov. 17 update: APS overhaul plans, a new prosecutor in Georgia's election interference case, MTG's split with Trump and more.
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Readers write
AJC readers write about cuts at the CDC and EPA.
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Your guide to a stress-free holiday season, starting with your porch
Get ahead of the holiday rush with expert tips on decorating safely, budgeting wisely and organizing your home for a smooth, stress-free season.
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City Council proposes oversight commission for Dickens’ $5 billion plan
Panel would begin work in January and issue recommendations ahead of a council vote on extending the city’s tax allocation districts by 30 years.
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Is the recent youth movement the Democrats’ future?
Recent municipal elections in metro Atlanta saw encouraging developments from wet-behind-the-ears candidates.
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Why cell service, Wi-Fi have been spotty at ATL’s international terminal
There are several reasons why it has been tough to get reliable cell service and Wi-Fi access at Concourse F and the international terminal. A completed fix is coming soon.
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Woman dies after being shot in head outside Loganville CVS, police say
Investigation continues into what led to the incident, officials say.
‘Digital is real time, print is lifetime’: Farewells to the paper AJC
From the sound of the presses to framing special front pages, those who helped build the AJC share their memories.
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Long-range plan could significantly change Atlanta’s schools
Declining enrollment and rising costs led APS officials to develop a plan that would “repurpose” 16 school buildings. A public hearing is scheduled for Dec. 3.