Buckhead State Representative Resigns

Tyrone Brooks wants to devote his time to civil rights advocacy, but he is also due in federal court to face charges of mishandling funds.

Chairman Eaves Welcomes Freedom Rider Reunion to Fulton County

Fulton County Commission Chair to Host Reception for Heroes of Civil Rights Movement

ICYMI: Six Atlanta City Workers Arrested on Theft Charges

Two water department employees were arrested last week; four public works employees were arrested on Monday.

Buckhead's Gas Tax is Going Up

The revenue generated by the statewide tax increase will pay for yearly transportation infrastructure maintenance.

Deal: Start Preparing For Medical Cannabis Decriminalization

Although the governor will not sign the Haleigh's Hope Act into law until the legislative session ends, he wants state agencies to be ready.

Medicinal Cannabis Oil Bill Passes Both Houses

Only one state representative voted against the amended HB 1, which will now go to Gov. Nathan Deal to be signed into law.

State Senate OKs Medical Marijuana Bill

The Georgia House of Representatives will need to approve the modified version of HB 1 before it gets to the governor's desk.

Loudermilk Park Donor Bricks Will Not Appear in Renovated Space

Donors who helped pay for the revitalization of the Buckhead space will receive refunds of their donations, a spokesperson said.

Atlanta Voters Approve Infrastructure Bond Referendum

The measure passed by an overwhelming margin despite a very low turnout.

Park Proposed Near Buckhead MARTA Station

The proposal calls for a nine-acre park to be built above Ga. 400, but nobody's sure who owns the sky above the roadway.

Atlanta Infrastructure Bond Referendum is Tomorrow

If voters approve the referendum, the city will issue up to $250 million in bonds for widespread upgrades of roads, bridges, and more.

Atlanta Infrastructure Bond Referendum is Next Week

If voters approve the referendum, the city will issue $250 million in bonds to pay for widespread upgrades of roads, bridges, and more.

Former Fulton Commissioner Tom Lowe Dies

The one-time Buckhead commissioner passed away early Friday morning.

Infrastructure Bond Early Voting Underway in Buckhead

An Atlanta City Council member told the Buckhead CID that the dearth of information on specific projects paid for by the bond is frustrating

Buckhead Village Road Re-Striping Meeting is Wednesday

The meeting was to be held last week but was scrubbed due to the nasty weather in the area at the time.

Early Voting for Infrastructure Bond Begins Tomorrow in Buckhead

An Atlanta City Council member told the Buckhead CID that the dearth of information on specific projects paid for by the bond is frustrating

ICYMI: Former Atlanta Fire Chief Sues Mayor, City

Kelvin Cochran says the city fired him for his religious beliefs, but the city contends he was fired because he didn't follow protocol.

Ousted Atlanta Fire Chief Sues City, Mayor; Claims Religious Discrimination

Mayor Kasim Reed's office says that Kelvin Cochran was fired for not getting proper approval from the city before writing a book.

State Lawmaker Proposes Annexing Braves' Cobb Ballpark into Atlanta

The state senator's bill would annex the 60 acre tract of land just beyond Smyrna's city limits.

Infrastructure Bond Public Meeting is Thursday

Voters will head to the polls in March to decide whether the city's proposed $250 million slate of improvement projects will begin.

"Right to Try Act" Would Allow Seriously Ill Georgians Access to Investigational Medication

Patients with serious chronic and terminal illnesses cannot wait for the lengthy FDA approvals process to run its course, the bill argues.

Former Atlanta Fire Chief Files Religious Discrimination Complaint

Kelvin Cochran says he was fired for publishing a book which espoused his religious beliefs.

AT&T Sues City, MARTA Over Streetcar Deal

The telecommunications company claims the city failed to reimburse them for relocating utilities and seeks over $5 million in damages.

Governor Promises MLK Statue for Capitol Grounds

The civil rights leader's statue will replace the statue of segregationist U.S. Senator Tom Watson.

Infrastructure Bond Public Meetings Scheduled

Voters will head to the polls in March to decide whether the city's proposed $250 million slate of improvement projects will be approved.

Planned Mixed-Use Tower Next to Buckhead Theatre Back on Track

Developers have sought some zoning adjustments and will begin construction as soon as the adjustments are approved and permits are issued.

Religious Groups Rally Behind Former Fire Chief

Christian speakers claim Kelvin Cochran lost his job because of his religious beliefs, but the city claims the firing was a personnel call.

Deal Opposes Recreational Marijuana Use, Pushes for Cannabis Oil Decriminalization

The governor touched on proposed legislation which would give relief to young Georgians who suffer from debilitating seizures.

Gov. Deal Says He Would Support Immunity for Georgia Families Who Come Home with Cannabis Oil

A bill in the Georgia General Assembly would decriminalize medical possession cannabis oil, which is an effective anti-seizure drug.

Fulton County Commissioners Seek Partnership with Atlanta Regarding Turner Field's Future

Chairman Eaves and Board Members ask for County representation on task force

Atlanta Fire Chief Fired in Wake of Controversial Anti-Gay Book

The faith-based book published by Kelvin Cochran was handed out to other firefighters without permission or consent from the city.

Atlanta City Council Announces 2014 Winter Recess

The city council will take two weeks off starting on Monday; the next city council meeting will be in early January.

Report: Georgia No. 1 State for School Shootings

The new study tracks the country’s school shootings since the 2012 tragedy at Sandy Hook Elementary School.

Advertisements in Parks, on Sidewalks? It Could Happen in Atlanta

The city says it's investigating the possibility of adding non-intrusive advertisement to public space to help pay for infrastructure fixes.

Atlanta City Council 2015 Committee Assignments Announced

The Council President Per Tempore and the various committee's vice chairs will be elected early next year.

Atlanta BeltLine Partnership Names Chuck Meadows as Executive Director

Regional Policy and Advocacy Leader to Head Organization Supporting Transformative Project

GEMA Director to Resign, National Guard General is Replacement

Charley English received much of the blame for the state's lackluster response to the winter storm in January.

Atlanta Eyes Annexing CDC, Emory University Areas

The upscale region in unincorporated DeKalb County is being targeted by Atlanta leaders, who want to add it to the city.

Fulton County Opens Comment Period for Annual Draft Action Plan for Fiscal Year 2015

Two public hearings will be held to discuss the plans, one of which will be held in nearby Sandy Springs.

Election Day in Buckhead: Ballots Being Counted (Updated)

The big day has finally arrived. Check out our election guide primer to make sure you're all set to head to the polls.