Mayor Andre Dickens orders ‘comprehensive review’ of city’s Flock surveillance system, policies.

The offer is the latest negotiation in what is shaping up to be a public letter-writing campaign to determine future of the Atlanta City Detention Center.

Atlanta Public Schools' students' improvement on the math, social studies and science exams this year outpaced the state’s improvement rate.

If approved, the task force would hold at least six meetings and two public hearings, then issue a report.

Dickens said the commission's vote two weeks ago "reflects a governing philosophy that values paying for failure over investing in prevention."

In March, a jury from neighboring Hall County found Colin Gray guilty of second-degree murder, among other charges. His sentencing hearing is Thursday.

Of the estimated 600,000 micromobility trips taken during the World Cup, Lime says its devices accounted for more than 587,000.

Atlanta's police chief said crime in Atlanta fell by 18% during the World Cup compared to the same six-week period last year.

In 2023, Gwinnett prosecutors offered Danyel Smith the chance to walk out of prison if he admitted killing his son. He rejected the offer.

Police say the license plate readers help locate suspects and solve crimes, but a growing number of critics say the technology amounts to an invasion of privacy.