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Under fire, City Council tells mayor’s office to craft extreme heat plan
City Council unanimously passed the resolution Monday, which calls on Mayor Andre Dickens' office and other city departments to craft a multi-pronged heat safety plan.
MARTA’s World Cup wedding is over. Now it’s time for an enduring marriage.
For World Cup momentum to continue, MARTA has to staff up, shape up and treat locals the way it treated the world.
Formula 1 demo brings motorsports to Atlanta’s Summerhill neighborhood
Metro Atlanta residents got a glimpse of Formula 1 on Saturday with the Red Bull Showrun....
Tyler James Feehan, U.S. soldier killed in Jordan, buried Friday in Georgia
Army 1st Lt. Tyler James Feehan, who grew up in Cobb County and was killed in an Iranian missile strike in Jordan, will be buried Friday at Georgia National Cemetery.
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Apalachee High School shooter’s father seeks new trial in his novel case
Colin Gray, father of the Apalachee High School shooter, is seeking a new trial after being found guilty of second-degree murder and sentenced to 15 years in prison.
$185M power equipment facility with 1,400 jobs announced for Georgia
One of the world’s largest engineering and industrial companies announced Friday it will invest $185 million into a new Georgia facility.
HHS Secretary Kennedy attends CDC event for anniversary of Atlanta shooting
Robert F. Kennedy Jr. marked the one-year anniversary of a shooting that locked down the CDC for hours and killed a police officer.
1h agoApalachee High School shooter’s father seeks new trial in his novel case
Colin Gray, father of the Apalachee High School shooter, is seeking a new trial after being found guilty of second-degree murder and sentenced to 15 years in prison.
What the Flock? Surveillance cameras causing citizens to fret
Artificial intelligence, coupled with thousands of cameras, increasingly gives the public pause.
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