College Park City Manager Stanley Hawthorne Abruptly Ousted After Council Vote Amidst Mysterious Circumstances
College Park City Council fired city manager Stanley Hawthorne after less than a year, under unclear circumstances, with the process and reasons for his termination remaining undisclosed.
Dunwoody Earns Gold Level Recertification as Green Community by Atlanta Regional Commission
Dunwoody was recertified as a Gold Level Green Community by the ARC for its sustainability efforts, including LED street lighting, an energy-efficient city hall roof, and electric vehicle charging stations.
Atlanta Battles Series of Water Main Breaks Amid Arctic Temps, Memphis in Throes of Infrastructure Crisis
Atlanta crews address multiple water main breaks; Memphis struggles with water pressure amid winter siege; Tennessee faces water outages and boil alerts, with weather-related deaths rising.
Two Sides Mark Roe v. Wade Anniversary: Pro-Choice Rally in Atlanta and Dueling Demonstrations in Tucson Reflect Ongoing Abortion Rights Debate
Activists on both sides of the abortion debate marked the 51st anniversary of Roe v. Wade with rallies nationwide, after the Supreme Court overturned it in 2022.
Atlanta Firefighters Heroically Rescue Elderly Woman from Northwest Home Blaze
Firefighters in northwest Atlanta rescued an elderly woman from a house fire on Lois Place, where they encountered heavy flames upon arrival. The woman was alert and a dog was also saved. The cause of the fire is under investigation.
Atlanta DA Fani Willis Under Scrutiny as New Evidence Suggests Personal Ties With Special Prosecutor Amid Trump Case
Documents suggest a personal relationship and financial dealings between Fulton County DA Fani Willis and special prosecutor Nathan Wade, raising concerns over a conflict of interest in the Trump election case.












