In addition to the creation of the reparations task force, the city has also issued a public apology.
Officials says this also impacts Georgia’s state based exchange Georgia Access.
“Soccer is huge in Decatur!” Decatur Mayor Patti Garrett says.
A new survey from AAA shows that summer travel remains a priority for many Georgians, even as economic uncertainty lingers.
The first phase of the project will close Stilesboro Road between Gilbert Road and Old Mountain Road. Detours are in place and drivers are encouraged to plan alternate routes.
A serious look into Alpharetta’s potential to become home to a National Hockey League franchise could soon be underway.
Dozens of residents turned out for a recent stem cell drive, lining up to have their cheeks swabbed and join the national bone marrow registry in support of Deputy Mitchell McPherson.
Jared Curtis is the No. 1 ranked quarterback in the 2026 recruiting cycle
This comes after recommendations from the city of Atlanta’s task force on homelessness response.
National Silence the Shame Day, observed annually on May 5, encourages open conversations around mental health, emotional wellness, and the importance of seeking help.
Beginning Wednesday, May 7, the Transportation Security Administration (TSA) will begin enforcing REAL ID requirements at security checkpoints.
Young adults now make up 10 to 15 percent of all stroke cases.
The beloved event normally features hundreds of people displaying unique lanterns as they march behind five bands.
Millions of military members including active duty, retirees, veterans and their families will now have access to more than two million items; everything from power tools to major appliances.
He says grads should look for an email and be sure to reply!
The event will run from 8 a.m. to 2 p.m. at the Tobie Grant Recreation Center, located on Parkdale Drive in Scottdale.
Described as a type of digital “vaccine,” the new Georgia Tech system automates the process, neutralizing the threat in a matter of minutes.
The seasonal restriction began May 1 and will remain in place through the end of September.
Snellville Mayor Barbara Bender called the project a long time coming, noting that it was part of a master plan developed more than two decades ago.
The airport's first rate increase in eight years took effect at midnight on May 1.
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