Bottoms rolled out her plan at a Gwinnett grocery store while Jackson stood with the attorney general at Liberty Plaza.

A $575,000 Roswell home would owe about $1,778 a year in city taxes under the plan, up from years of frozen rates.

The 11th Circuit revived a whistleblower lawsuit against Florida's VIPcare, but sent it back for more constitutional fights before Judge Kathryn Mizelle.

A new state audit blames DDS clerical errors, not fraud, after 395 registrations were approved despite citizenship flags.

Jonesboro homeowners could pay about $28 more per $200,000 in home value under the proposed rate.

The September 16 GC Forum at InterContinental Buckhead pairs siblings Paige and Kent Alexander with execs from Equifax and Invesco to argue in-house lawyers belong in the boardroom.

Old Fourth Ward driver Erin Dunn says parking is always a nightmare — Atlanta council could vote September 8 on new rules for private lots.

Gwinnett's top prosecutor joins a growing legal fight against a state law that strips party labels from DA races in five metro Atlanta counties.

Gemma Skuraton says she was fired for pushing free chest binders for trans students. Taxpayers just covered her $250,000 settlement.

The new round rounds out Georgia's $218.8 million first-year federal award, aimed at hospitals in counties with no OB-GYN or birthing unit.

Peachtree Circle's push for historic protections is on hold until supporters can win over two-thirds of property owners by September 8.

Dave O'Garro and Maurice Bonner say Atlanta Public Schools cleared them, then handed the case to the Army anyway. Now they want their jobs back.

A Change.org petition wants Georgia lawmakers to explore unmaking Mableton, citing duplicate services and rising taxes.