Director of DeKalb medical examiner’s office recognized

DeKalb County is honoring DeWayne Calhoun, the director of the county Medical Examiner’s office, who is retiring after nearly 30 years of government service.

The DeKalb Commission recognized Calhoun on Tuesday with a ceremony and presentation.

Calhoun joined DeKalb Police in 1987 and was later appointed director of the Medical Examiner’s office, where he secured accreditation from the National Association of Medical Examiners.

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Patricia Murphy: Bottoms wants to be governor, but mayor was too much

Keisha Lance Bottoms will need to explain to voters why she wants to be governor now, four years after announcing she'd serve as Atlanta mayor for just one term.

Georgia Power bills have gone up. Now voters will choose who sets rates.

At long last, elections are resuming for Georgia's powerful board that sets electricity rates for customers. Early voting lasts from May 27 to June 13.

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Checking in with the political and economic atmosphere in Savannah and Athens

The ‘Politically Georgia’ Team talked to The AJC’s Savannah and Athens bureau chiefs.

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Georgia Power bills have gone up. Now voters will choose who sets rates.

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Monday Mailbag: Abortion case for brain-dead mom, 2026 races, Trump’s legal fees

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High-profile lawyers face lasting consequences of election fraud claims

The consequences of supporting President Donald Trump when he cried foul over the 2020 election are still being felt by several high-profile attorneys with Georgia ties.

Georgia Power bills have gone up. Now voters will choose who sets rates.

At long last, elections are resuming for Georgia's powerful board that sets electricity rates for customers. Early voting lasts from May 27 to June 13.

Homegrown tech firm sees new Beltline HQ as the ‘ultimate gathering place’

OneTrust, a homegrown tech company focused on data security and privacy, opened its 74,000-square-foot Beltline headquarters where it hopes the space will help woo top talent.