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The mayor’s office says it’s possible to have a robust system of the technology while protecting civil rights.

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.

Morning, y'all! Your Sept. 22 update: AI deepfakes, Paramount's antitrust settlement, Angel Reese's double-doubles and more.

Two towers at State Farm’s Park Center campus in Dunwoody have been listed for sale by its owners. The towers could command top dollar.

The resolution comes amid widespread public debate over the future of Beltline rail and questions about city leaders’ commitment to seeing the project through.

The settlement removes a major obstacle for a multibillion-dollar deal that will stitch together two of Hollywood’s largest studios.

Two boys, 11 and 12, were killed, and two women were in stable condition after a Sunday shooting at a DeKalb County apartment complex, police said.

Morning, y’all! Your Sept. 21 update: Tybee Island’s surprise federal funding, the return of Atlanta’s musty tap water, MARTA world records and more.

The image depicts Mayor Bianca Motley Broom kissing a man who isn't her husband at a bar, and has led to online vulgarities written against the mayor.

Although perfectly safe to drink, the smell and taste can be off-putting. But it’s merely a byproduct of the slow autumn churning of Lake Lanier.