Trump lands in Dalton this Friday to boost Mike Collins and Rick Jackson after early voting begins across Georgia Tuesday, Oct. 13.

About 40 students marched to every gunshot detector and license plate reader on Tech Green, chanting for Flock's removal.

Chairman John Fervier says he never saw the letters; fellow member Janelle King says no one objected when they landed.

A printer mix-up duplicated old address data, but officials say the county database still blocks anyone from voting twice.

Sandy Springs hasn't touched its millage rate in two decades, but rising property values mean a tax bump anyway.

Obama praised Bottoms’s record on police pay and budgets as polls show her locked in a dead heat with Republican Rick Jackson.

Bottoms says she'd weigh a camera moratorium; Jackson warns it could let crime rise. Atlanta's 5,000-plus Flock cameras sit at the center of the fight.

Firefighters say South Fulton owes them a 3% raise it refuses to pay, even after an arbitrator sided with the union in May.

Four Cherokee County judges now demand AI disclosure after a Clayton County prosecutor's fabricated case law upended the Hannah Payne appeal.

Liliana Bakhtiari’s H.A.L.T. Act would bar APD from acquiring lethal AI weapons.

A decade-long price check shows Atlanta restaurant tabs up 56% and groceries up 33% since 2016.

The six-year SPLOST would fund a new Marietta courthouse, library moves and road work without raising the tax rate.

At a private Dunwoody gathering, the pair urged Georgia's roughly 320,000 eligible Asian American voters to show up in November.