This story has been updated. Atlanta, GA — A judge with the Office of State Administrative Hearings heard the case of Krista Brewer v. Nadine Thomas on Tuesday, April 2. The case challenges whether Thomas ...
Atlanta, GA — Journalist George Chidi joined the Decatur Dish show on April 2 to talk about a range of local issues, including staffing in the DeKalb Police Department and local elections. Here’s the full episode, ...
Atlanta, GA — Rogers Street NE, between Hosea Williams Drive NE and Wade Avenue NE, will be closed in Atlanta from April 3 to May 1 due to a new sanitary sewer line being installed. ...
Atlanta, GA — Thursday, March 28, marks the last day of the legislative session for the Georgia General Assembly. The Legislature has taken up several issues, such as property assessments, immigration, and LGBTQ issues, among ...
Atlanta, GA — Atlanta has been frequently cited as the “most unequal city in America” in terms of the gap between rich and poor. However, according to recent research by Ignited Word, that income inequality ...
Atlanta, GA — The Georgia Senate has passed a bill to cap property assessment increases at 3%. The bill started as Senate Bill 349 and aimed to put in place a statewide floating homestead exemption ...
DeKalb County, GA — Early voting in the May 21 Democratic primary has yet to begin, but the fight for the newly redrawn Senate District 44 is in full swing. State Sen. Elena Parent, the incumbent ...
By Jennifer Lifsey, Atlanta News First ATLANTA, Ga. (Atlanta News First) — Atlanta and MARTA officials are planning to build new stations along MARTA’s existing rail lines. Mayor Andre Dickens made the announcement during his annual ...
By Juma Sei | WABE Third grade is a big year for young readers. Experts colloquially refer to it as the year students go from learning-to-read, to reading-to-learn. This elementary school milestone was top of mind for ...
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