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Voters today are choosing a Democratic nominee for the Public Service Commission; Democrats in the state Senate call for release of federal funds for after-school programs; Atlanta’s first MLB All-Star Game in 25 years is tonight.

Atlanta-area landlords are receiving subpoenas from immigration authorities demanding they turn over tenant information.

State utility regulators have approved Georgia Power's plan to dramatically increase its electric generating capacity.

Atlanta is a little closer to its goal of building or preserving 20-thousand affordable housing units by 2030.

Teachers' group asks Gov. Brian Kemp for special session to address federal cuts to education funding; National League wins All-Star Futures Game at Truist Park on Saturday; mid-July marks planting season for produce like tomatoes and okra.

Democrats in the state Senate are calling on the Trump administration to release federal funds promised to after school programs.

A jury in metro Atlanta's DeKalb County has awarded a $40 million verdict to a young woman in a first-of-its-kind sex trafficking trial.

A USPS processing site continues to struggle with operations -- more than a year after it caused frustrating delays in mail delivery.

The Atlanta Food Bank prepares for demand increase following Congress cuts to food assistance benefits; a civil rights law for people with disabilities turns 35.