'Surviving a Layoff' Online Chat Wednesday

Georgia Department of Labor's panel of experts will provide information and respond to questions sent in advance.

Feb. 6 is the Deadline to Register for the Georgia Presidential Primary

The Primary is March 6.

Midtown Residents Plan to Oppose Council Redistricting Proposal

Public hearing set for Tuesday

Grady High Should Stay in Midtown's Council District

Resident explains why the high school should stay in Atlanta City Council District 2.

Grady to Host Meeting on Flood Hazard Maps

Meeting set for Dec. 5.

E-Verify This in Your Road Cart

The new year brings new laws on immigration, cellphone fees and the rules of the road.

Midtown Democrat Dilemma in 2012 Vote

Residents of either west or east Midtown are set to get a new representative at the state House after 2012, as new voting districts just approved by the federal government draw two incumbents' homes into one district.

Trash Pickup Delays for Holidays

Waste hauliers take a break on Christmas and New Year's days. Some get more time off and holiday week schedules will shift.

Home Park's Biggest Concern: Schools, Not Crime

It's school redistricting that has many residents on edge.

Tech, Atlantic Station Redrawn Under Latest Map

The Atlanta City Council is considering redistricting two large Midtown communities under its latest proposed map.

Garbage, Recycling Holiday Schedule

City of Atlanta keeps to regular pickup schedule for Thanksgiving.

A New Opportunity for Midtown?

State selects portion of Midtown to receive incentives for creating new jobs.

What's on the Ballot for Tuesday?

Heading to the polls tomorrow? Here's what you'll be voting for ...

Should NPUs Have More Power?

Take our poll and share your ideas.

LIVE: Mayor, Police Chief Address Community at Forum

Click the 'play' button and submit your questions to the live blog.

State Democratic Party Opens New Headquarters

New office located on Trabert Avenue in West Midtown.

Sunday Alcohol Sales: How Will You Vote?

Take the poll and share your thoughts on the issue.

Video: Occupy Atlanta Interview

Brittany Gondolfi, a protest organizer, tells about the situation in downtown Atlanta.

City to Study Parking, Traffic Around Piedmont Park

Study is response to neighborhood's growing concerns about large events at the park.

Council Approves Legislation to Boost Sidewalk Fund

Ordinance is first step toward rethinking infrastructure repairs in Atlanta, city officials say.

Final Comments Sought on Taxes for Roads, Transit, BeltLine in Midtown

A rundown of the projects that could improve the Midtown community.

Atlanta BeltLine Celebrates 5 Years

Current and past leaders reflect on the project's progress.

City Council to Hold Redistricting Meeting Wednesday

The City Council is providing a public information session about the upcoming redistricting changes to the council district lines.

Who Should Fix Our Broken Sidewalks?

Give your input tonight.

Food Trucks Celebrate Councilman's Efforts

Street food vendors thank Kwanza Hall at weekly event in Midtown.

Should Midtown have One-Way Streets?

Some community leaders are ready for a change.

City Council Approves Food Truck Legislation

Plus, Street Food Thursdays will resume this week at a new location in Midtown.

AT&T Says Network Upgrades are Causing Service Disruptions

Atlanta City Councilman Kwanza Hall approaches AT&T about the issues.

Midtown Journalist Testifies on Sunshine Law Draft

Matthew Cardinale makes suggestions to the state legislature.

Midtown Councilmen Support Vote on Sunday Alcohol Sales

Atlanta City Councilmen Kwanza Hall and Alex Wan sponsor legislation to allow vote.

New State House District Slices through Midtown

In one area, two Democratic incumbents would be forced to face off with each other in a new district.

Community Leaders Voice Festival Frustrations

Parking, public safety and clean-up are concerns the neighborhood wants to address.

Sheriff's deputies lock down Fulton jail

Extensive search finds crude knife, but no firearms, in west Midtown facility

New Pipes Could Clear Water Woes along Juniper

The city of Atlanta is installing new water lines along Juniper Street.

Midtown Gives Mayor Kasim Reed nearly $70k for 2013 Election

Lawyers and lobbyists are among the biggest donors.

Piedmont Park Now Less Fishy

Dead fish removed from Lake Clara Meer.

State Supreme Court to Hear Case of Midtown Journalist

Matthew Cardinale will go before the high court in October.

Political Map Redraw Not Open to Dems, Blacks, says State Senator

The GOP is in charge of Georgia's government when the state Legislature must redraw political districts for federal, state and local elected offices. Top Republicans say they're running an open process. Midtown's state Sen. Vincent Fort disagrees.

Some People Can't Stand Park Benches

Residents along Piedmont Avenue say two benches are causing crime near their condos.

Councilman proposes Food Truck Legislation

Plus, new street food event starts this week in Midtown.