Two billionaire Democrats are betting on Keisha Lance Bottoms as she fights Rick Jackson, who has spent nearly $200 million.

Amendment 3 would lock away dedicated cash for 911 upgrades, but 142 of Georgia's 159 counties still run on decades-old dispatch tech.

Decatur's new Destination 2030 update leans on walkable neighborhoods, but one commissioner questioned whether it truly reflects community will.

An NLRB administrative law judge ruled that UPS unlawfully restricted union insignia on safety vests; Herrod's individual discipline dispute was resolved through the grievance process.

Atlanta joins St. Louis and Philadelphia in backing Workers United, but one council member calls it a dangerous precedent.

A patent examiner, a cybersecurity expert and seven ward reps will vet Smyrna's drones and plate readers for privacy risks.

Brandon Fulton says his seven horses vanished after a 2017 arrest. Now 12 federal judges are weighing his case.

A new Quantus Insights survey finds Ossoff's lead dwarfing the razor-thin margins in Georgia's governor and lieutenant governor races.

The October 28 rally comes as Bottoms and Rick Jackson remain locked in a dead-heat governor's race.

The former Spalding Drive Elementary now hosts 58,000 students a year — but the Save Spalding Committee says it's a waste of tax dollars.

Ossoff's campaign claimed over 1,500 attendees at the Cobb County Convention Center, though the venue never confirmed a final count.

Nearly 730,000 Georgians voted in five days as Mayor Andre Dickens and producer Will Packer canvassed for Keisha Lance Bottoms.

Stockbridge voters face the longest lines while two recreation-center sites there stay closed until Oct. 26.