Goodbye, Edgewood Avenue Bridge

In a matter of minutes, a 107-year-old bridge gets demolished.

Edgewood Avenue Bridge Closes Today (For Real This Time)

Year long project to replace old bridge means detours and delays.

Broken Sidewalks: City Can Start by Fixing Paths Around Government Buildings

Old Fourth Ward residents want sidewalks around the old David T. Howard High School repaired.

Arthur Blank Surprises Guests at Central Atlanta Progress Meeting

Falcons team owner thanks city for new stadium deal.

Edgewood Avenue Bridge Closure Delayed

Closure scheduled to begin April 3.

Sequestration Cuts Mean Reductions at MLK Historic Site

The site currently is experiencing a hiring freeze and continues a reduction in tours of King's birth home.

Kwanza Hall: 'Why I Voted No on Stadium'

Atlanta City Councilman explains to his Inman Park constituents why he didn't vote to approve a deal to build a new stadium for the Atlanta Falcons.

Red Light Cameras Temporarily Turned Off at Freedom Parkway at Boulevard

Drivers and pedestrians should use extra care at a few key Atlanta intersections where the right light camera operation is temporarily suspended.

Toomer Elementary Goes to the State Capitol

Kids get a behind-the-scenes look with state Sen. Jason Carter.

Edgewood Avenue Bridge to Close March 18 for Replacement Work

107-year-old bridge is on the verge of becoming structurally unsafe.

Sweet Auburn Gets Historic Preservation Help

The Historic District is getting help in efforts to preserve its cultural and economic legacy.

Colquitt Avenue Residents-Only Parking Decision Due in April

Residents want a solution to being parked off their street by visitors to Little Five Points

Robinson Decides Not to Run For Atlanta Council

The attorney who was running in District 2 says it's not the right time for him to run against incumbent Kwanza Hall.

Broken Sidewalks: Mapping Out the Scope of the Problem

Georgia Tech professor gets grant to create database of city streets.

Second Vote on Trestletree Village Expected Thursday

Urban Residential Finance Authority is to hold second vote on issuance of up to $15 million in bonds.

Broken Sidewalks: Ormewood Park Does Not Suffer Alone

Streets in Grant Park have the same problem.

Rolling Toward Making Atlanta a More Bike-Friendly City

'Many cities across the nation are becoming bicycle-friendly and the City of Atlanta and Mayor Kasim Reed are committed to joining their ranks.'

Broken Sidewalks: Public Works Commissioner Apologizes to Community

'I apologize for the harsh tone of those letters.'

Broken Sidewalks: Public Works Officials to Meet with Ormewood Park Homeowners Feb. 14

Public Works representatives will do onsite walk-throughs on Feb. 23.

Todd Robinson Running For Atlanta Council

The attorney will seek the District 2 council seat.

Broken Sidewalks Build Pathways to Controversy

The Atlanta Department of Public Works sent a series of letters sent to Ormewood Park residents in recent days regarding broken sidewalks it says they are responsible for paying to repair.

Rinker Challenging Archibong For Atlanta Council Seat

If elected, Matt Rinker would become the second openly gay city council member.

Jon Jones Seeking District 2 Atlanta Council Seat

Jon Jones, running in District 2, favors using technology to connect with voters.

Fulton County Issues Norovirus Warning

'People infected with norovirus illness are contagious from the moment they begin feeling sick until at least three days after they recover.'

Peoplestown Resident Announces Candidacy for District 1 Council Seat

Robert Z. Welsh would go up against incumbent Carla Smith.

NPU-W to File Response on Glenwood Place Project Today

Group to explain its opposition to Fuqua Development LLC's two variance requests for massive, Grant Park project.

Kaiser Tapped for Agricultural Committee

Agriculture is a $68.9 billion-a-year industry in Georgia, making it the state's largest.

DeKalb County Schedules Meetings on Future of Trash Collection

First meeting set for Jan. 22 at East Lake YMCA.

Trash Collection Schedule

Garbage pick-up changes for MLK holiday.

Streetcar Work to Close Portion of Edgewood Avenue

City crews will work from Jan. 10 through Jan. 14 as part of the streetcar's East Loop construction.

Asylum's Liquor License Hearing Delayed

City's wording mistake causes issue.

Investigators Search County CEO's Home

DeKalb County authorities executed search warrants Monday morning at the home and office of Burrell Ellis.

Asylum Takes New Direction

East Atlanta bar/restaurant has new majority owner and niche focus, but liquor license issue remains.

Carla Smith, District 1 City Council Rep, to Seek Re-election

'I have every intention of running again this year to continue the successes our district has achieved over the years.'

Take the Atlanta BeltLine Survey

The Atlanta BeltLine is crafting an Implementation Plan that will guide the project’s development over the next 20 years.

UPDATED: Blue Recyclable Bins Replace Mini Black Ones

Effort to reduce trash cost to city.

Metro Atlanta's November Jobless Rate Declines Slightly

Unemployment fell by two-tenths of a percent.

Help Keep Atlanta’s Sewers FOG-Free

Fats, oils and grease (FOG) create blockages in household plumbing and often leads to spills in the City’s sewer system. During the holiday season, grease in pipes is a common cause for sewer overflows in the system.

Southeast Energy Alliance Applauds Participation From Incoming GA PSC Chair Eaton and Others

Consumer Group Brings Together Regional Stakeholders to Discuss Importance of Affordable, Reliable Energy to the Agricultural Community.

Trash and Recycling Pickup - Holiday Schedule

Atlanta and DeKalb County want you to know about adjustments to your solid waste collection schedule over the Christmas holiday.