Atlanta City Council Approves Mayor Dickens' Trailblazing $2.75 Billion FY25 Budget for a Prosperous Future
Mayor Andre Dickens' $2.75 billion FY25 budget for Atlanta has been approved by the City Council, focusing on community investment, employee welfare, public safety, affordable housing, food access, and infrastructure.
Atlanta Grapples with Water Crisis Fallout, Mayor Seeks U.S. Army Corps' Aid Amidst Resident Dissatisfaction
Atlanta residents criticized city leadership over water issues resulting from infrastructure failure, with ongoing recovery efforts involving the U.S. Army Corps of Engineers. Officials denied negligence, citing investments in the water system.
Senator Russ Goodman Joins Georgia Committees to Shape Farmland Preservation and Forestry Innovation
Sen. Russ Goodman of Georgia has been appointed to two Senate Study Committees focused on farmland preservation and forest innovation, leveraging his farming background and experience as Senate Committee on Agriculture Chairman.
Boil Water Advisory Lifted for Some as Atlanta Continues Repairs; Parts of Midtown, East Atlanta Still on Notice
The boil water advisory in Atlanta has been lifted for some areas after confirming water safety, while it remains for parts of Midtown and East Atlanta. Mayor Dickens is coordinating with the U.S. Army Corps of Engineers on infrastructure.
Investigation Continues for Suspect in Shooting on Cameron Alexander Blvd in Atlanta, Injuring Man Early Morning
A man was shot on Cameron Alexander Blvd NW in Atlanta during an early morning dispute; police found him conscious and transported him to the hospital. The suspect is being sought as the investigation continues.
Okaloosa County Sheriff Dismisses Deputy After Fatal Shooting of Atlanta Airman, Calls for Justice Amplify
Okaloosa County Sheriff Eric Aden fired Deputy Eddie Duran after Duran fatally shot Airman Roger Fortson. An internal probe found Duran's actions unreasonable as there was no immediate threat.












