I-75 Detours in Place This Weekend

GDOT plans to shut down a portion of the interstate for Northwest Corridor project work; find out if your commute is affected.

Mayor Pushing for 'Smart Gun' Development

Atlanta mayor Kasim Reed would like to see law enforcement agencies equipped with guns that only work when held by authorized users.

GDOT: No Peachtree Road Bike Lanes

The remainder of the project will continue as planned, the department announced Friday.

Buckhead Removed from Streetcar Plan

The Buckhead Business Association concluded a poll which showed residents were not supportive of a streetcar on Peachtree Road.

'Trump as Hitler' Graffiti Spotted in Buckhead

The graffiti in Buckhead depicts the presidential candidate with a toothbrush mustache against a swastika background.

GDOT Unveils New HERO Trucks

The new trucks, which went in service today, are replacing approximately 10 percent of the HERO fleet, the department says.

Ben Carson Rap Radio Ad Debuts in Atlanta

The 60-second ad aimed at young black voters began airing Friday morning in Atlanta and eight other cities.

Jimmy Carter Turns 91 Today

Happy birthday to one of Georgia's favorite native sons.

Georgia Confederate License Plate Removes One of Two Flags

The toned-down Sons of Confederate Veterans specialty plate will be available for issue as soon as Thursday, according to a report.

Atlanta Wins $30 Million HUD Grant

The Choice Neighborhoods Implementation Grant will help revitalize sections of west Atlanta.

Rubio Making Campaign Stop in Buckhead

The Florida senator is kicking off his ground game in Georgia this morning.

Former Watershed Management Employees Claim Whistleblower Protection

The department has faced allegations of corruption and has seen several employees arrested and charged with theft.

Trump Remarks Get Him Disinvited From Conservative Forum in Atlanta

Attack on Megyn Kelly.

Fulton County Purchases Election Management System, Poll Worker Training Software

The systems are meant to increase the county's efficiency at handling elections.

Delta Bans Transport of Some Trophy Animals

The move comes in response to worldwide outrage over the killing of a famous lion in Zimbabwe.

Trump, GOP Candidates Heading to Buckhead

The 'RedState Gathering' will take place early next month at the Intercontinental Hotel.

Atlanta is Named Finalist for HUD Grant

The city is looking to earn a $30 million Choice Neighborhoods Implementation Grant from the federal government.

Obama's Iran Deal: Where do Georgia Representatives Stand?

Georgia lawmakers took to social media to share their opinions.

22-Story Buckhead Condo Project Rezoning Approved

The rezoning was one of eight such project unanimously approved by Neighborhood Planning Unit B earlier this week.

UPDATE: Missing Atlanta Women Found Safe

Police say all three women have "diminished mental capacity"

Marriage a Right for Same-Sex Couples in U.S. Supreme Court Decision

Gov. Deal: State will comply. Georgia’s local governments constitutionally required to issue marriage licenses to same-sex couples.

ATL Mayor Reacts to Marriage Equality Ruling

"It is clear that the arc of history continues to bend ever closer toward justice."

Mayor Congratulates Atlanta Native Who Wins Fellowship for Nonprofit

The Center for Civic Innovation pushes for change by urging city residents to become leaders and to participate in government processes.

Governor Wants Redesign of Confederate License Plate

Several other southern governors are attempting to curb the display of the battle flag in light of the Charleston church shooting.

County Manager Names New Members to Fulton County Exececutive Leadership Team

The county manager hopes to have the Fulton County Executive Leadership team picked out by August.

Watershed Management Reaches Major Milestone for New Water Supply Program

The city's water reserves have been extended 10 fold as part of a $280 million project to create the country's largest water reserve.

Social Security Administration Offering Online Registrations

Citizens are encouraged to register their Social Security Numbers online to prevent identity thieves from stealing benefits.

ICYMI: Georgia Senator Announces He Has Parkinson's Disease

Johnny Isakson says the condition will not keep him from running for another term in 2016.

Isakson Reveals Parkinson's Diagnosis

The senator says the condition will not keep him from running for another term in 2016.

County: Expect "Substantial Increase" In Property Values

The Fulton County Board of Assessors on Friday began mailing the annual notice of assessment to property owners.

Hillary Clinton Holds Private Fundraiser in Buckhead

It took at least $2,700 to get access to the event with the presidential hopeful.

Mayor Kasim Reed Announces Push to End Veterans Homelessness in the City of Atlanta in 2015

The city is attempting to achieve President Obama's goal of getting all homeless veterans a place to live by the end of the year.

Streetcar Route Through Buckhead Faces Local Opposition

Area residents and business leaders who fought against the idea of a streetcar along Peachtree Road several years ago could fight again.

Buckhead Chef Planning Mass Wedding of Gay Couples

The event is planned to coincide with the Supreme Court decision on gay marriage expected by the end of next month.

Atlanta Police Watchdog Group Stopping "Don't Run" Campaign

Officials with the group said they were shocked to learn that members of the city council's public safety committee told their sons to run.

Fulton Commissioner Selected for Leadership Institute

Joan P. Garner will return to her hometown of Washington, D.C. to take part in the May 31 - June 4 institute.

FBI Investigating ISIS Links in Georgia

The bureau says it has prevented Georgia residents from carrying out terrorist attacks in the name of the Islamic organization.

Special Election to be Held to Replace Buckhead State Representative

Tyrone Brooks resigned from office earlier this month and pleaded no contest to federal fraud charges.

City of Atlanta Contributes $300,000 to New Senior Housing Project

The Department of Planning and Community Development partners with three other organizations to complete the housing project.

Fulton County Seeks Future Leaders

Youth Commissioner Recruitment underway for 2015-2016 Term