New Allegations Suggest Drinking and Driving at UGA Recruiting Events, Lawsuit Intensifies After Fatal Crash
A staffer's lawsuit alleges drinking and driving were common at UGA recruiting events, citing a fatal crash involving staff and a player, and includes texts claiming knowledge of such practices.
Atlanta Charges Ahead with $6.1 Million Federal Funding for 300+ EV Ports, Boosting Regional and National Electric Vehicle Efforts
Atlanta received a $6.1 million grant to install 300-400 EV charging ports across 20 counties, funding provided by the U.S. Dept. of Transportation to expand EV infrastructure.
Atlanta Housing Nominates Terri Lee as CEO to Advance Affordable Housing Mission Under Mayor's Plan
Terri Lee is the top candidate for CEO of Atlanta Housing, chosen for her experience in local housing policy after a national search. Mayor Dickens and the Board Chair support her nomination, which will be voted on January 24, 2024.
Governor Kemp Unveils Pro-Business Vision at Atlanta's 'Eggs & Issues' Legislative Breakfast
Governor Brian Kemp outlined his pro-business priorities at the Eggs & Issues Breakfast in Atlanta, focusing on insurance reform, transportation projects, medical school expansions, and water infrastructure improvements.












