Metro Atlanta News

What’s happening with Murphy Crossing? The Beltline still has big plans.

Two redevelopment efforts for the former home of the Georgia State Farmers Market failed before getting off the ground. But Beltline officials have high hopes for the site.

DeKalb’s plans for new public safety training center could spark familiar fight

Nearly a year after Atlanta opened a highly contested public safety training center in southern DeKalb County, officials there are now developing a plan for their own.

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The obnoxious GOP Sharia law ad and ensuing Democrat division

Sen. Greg Dolezal fiddled with AI to conjure up an ad with images of pushy, and armed, Muslims forcing their medieval ways on suburban USA.

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2 teens killed in South Fulton ID’d as police search for shooter

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