The Atlanta City Council is meeting at this hour to hear public comment and then vote on $31 million for the controversial public training center known to opponents as “Cop City.”
A former Atlanta city official charged in a federal investigation into corruption at City Hall has been sentenced to four and a half years in prison for accepting bribes. Jo Ann Macrina served as commissioner of the city Department of Watershed Management from 2011 through May 2016.
Another federal subpoena was issued Thursday in the bribery investigation of Atlanta's City Hall. The U.S. District Court of North Georgia has asked the...
The U.S. District Court of North Georgia has issued a subpoena for all of former Atlanta Mayor Kasim Reed's activity on his city issued purchasing card...
The Georgia attorney general's office does not intend to criminally charge the city of Atlanta for open records violations at City Hall, officials said....
On this edition of Political Rewind, he’s been out of office for three months, but Kasim Reed’s actions during his final time as Mayor of Atlanta is...
Atlanta’s mayor has asked for her entire cabinet to resign nearly 100 days into her first term. Monday morning, Mayor Keisha Lance Bottoms asked more...
Atlanta’s mayor has asked for her entire cabinet to resign nearly 100 days into her first term. Monday morning, Mayor Keisha Lance Bottoms asked more...
On this edition of Political Rewind, free speech issues. Students in Georgia and across the country walk out of classes to show support for passage of...
On a special edition of "Political Rewind," the two finalists for mayor of Atlanta debate on Georgia Public Broadcasting. We ask the candidates, Keisha...
