Jim Cooley was entirely within his rights to open carry the AR-15 inside the ticketing area of the airport, according to Georgia law.
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.
Two police officers allegedly told the performer that he would be released from custody if he wrote a pro-department Facebook post.
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.
Two police officers allegedly told Baton Bob that he would be released from custody if he wrote a pro-department Facebook post.
The former government employee is expected to enter a plea in federal court next month.
Joan P. Garner will return to her hometown of Washington, D.C. to take part in the May 31 - June 4 institute.
The bureau says it has prevented Georgia residents from carrying out terrorist attacks in the name of the Islamic organization.
The Department of Planning and Community Development partners with three other organizations to complete the housing project.
In addition to bribery, department workers are accused of expediting permits for certain applicants.
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The revenue generated by the statewide tax increase will pay for yearly transportation infrastructure maintenance.
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.
Critics of the bill say it would give businesses free reign to discriminate against homosexuals due to owners' religious beliefs.
Despite the extension of the no-cost grace period, yearly costs for the streetcar project are anticipated to be higher than predicted.
Only one representative voted against the amended HB 1, which will now go to Gov. Nathan Deal to be signed into law.
The measure passed by an overwhelming margin despite a very low turnout.
If voters approve the referendum, the city will issue up to $250 million in bonds for widespread upgrades of roads, bridges, and more.
Officers allegedly told the street performer that he would be released if he let them log into his Facebook and write a pro-police message.
Be prepared for extensive traffic delays and diversions while the President is in the Midtown area.
Two police officers allegedly told the street performer that he would be released from custody if he wrote a pro-department Facebook post.
Kelvin Cochran says the city fired him for his religious beliefs, but the city contends he was fired because he didn't follow protocol.
Mayor Kasim Reed's office says that Kelvin Cochran was fired for not getting proper approval from the city before writing a book.
Patients with serious chronic and terminal illnesses cannot wait for the lengthy FDA approvals process to run its course, the bill argues.
Lawmakers have eased off on a bill which would criminalize abortions after 20 weeks.
The telecommunications company claims the city failed to reimburse them for relocating utilities and seeks over $5 million in damages.
Decriminalization of the form of medical marijuana would give relief to young Georgians who suffer from debilitating seizures.
The civil rights leader's statue will replace the statue of segregationist U.S. Senator Tom Watson.
Voters will head to the polls in March to decide whether the city's proposed $250 million slate of improvement projects will be approved.
The proposal for the 152-room hotel was heard by the Development Review Committee this week.
Christian speakers claim Kelvin Cochran lost his job because of his religious beliefs, but the city claims the firing was a personnel call.
The governor touched on proposed legislation which would give relief to young Georgians who suffer from debilitating seizures.
A bill in the Georgia General Assembly would decriminalize medical possession cannabis oil, which is an effective anti-seizure drug.
The pastor at Kelvin Cochran's church spoke out against his dismissal over what he said were religious issues.
The faith-based book published by Kelvin Cochran was handed out to other firefighters without permission or consent from the city.
The city council will take two weeks off starting on Monday; the next city council meeting will be in early January.
The city says it's investigating the possibility of adding non-intrusive advertisement to public space to help pay for infrastructure fixes.
The new study tracks the country’s school shootings since the 2012 tragedy at Sandy Hook Elementary School.