Reed Williams
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Reed Williams covers metro Atlanta with a focus on how local elected leaders and their institutions collaborate – or fail to collaborate – in solving the region's biggest problems. Before joining the AJC in 2023, Reed was a senior editor at The Baltimore Sun leading its criminal justice team. A native of Richmond, Virginia, Reed worked for 14 years as a reporter and editor at the Richmond Times-Dispatch. He also worked as a reporter at several other newspapers in Virginia, including The Roanoke Times.
Latest from Reed Williams
Anti-ICE protests

Skaters turn out to protest ICE on Atlanta Beltline

ICE protest photos

DeKalb defers ICE resolution as residents condemn violence by agents

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College Park paid $548K in unlawful real estate commissions, investigation shows

PHOTOS: Snow storm hits Atlanta

Metro Atlanta counties, and grocery stores, prepare for expected storm

Ossoff announces southside police technology, equipment upgrades

Former College Park police chief calls for investigation of city

Henry government veteran named new county manager

Ethics complaint dismissed against Henry’s county manager

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Fairburn may have violated its code by replacing ousted council member

(From left) Fulton County Commissioners Mo Ivory and Marvin S. Arrington Jr. and Fulton County Chairman Robb Pitts. (AJC file photos)

Fulton Commissioners Ivory, Arrington to challenge Chair Robb Pitts

Henry government veteran named new county manager

Top Henry County official faces ethics complaint over relatives’ employment

College Park residents raise concerns about $14 million Roderick Gay Botanical Garden

College Park approves controversial plan to waive development fees