Metro Atlanta city debates police chief’s firing; he says it’s politically motivated
A police chief was fired after city officials accused him of stealing paid time off, even though he’s a department head.
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South Fulton party with gifts close to ballot location violated elections law, voters say
The event is an annual party for seniors that many people love. But this time, it was held on the last day of early voting, during voting hours.
DeKalb firefighters making sure they ready for any type of rescue
Firefighters underwent voluntary training to make sure they're prepared to serve their community.
South Fulton breaks ground on new police, fire headquarters
It will take about two years to complete and cost about $90 million.
Woman found guilty, but mentally ill during deadly midtown Atlanta shooting spree
Raissa Kengne was convicted of going on a shooting spree that killed two and injured a third.
Teenager survives after grandmother shields him from car
A speeding driver fleeing police hit and killed a woman while nearly killing her teenage son. The grandmother's sacrifice saved the grandson's life.
Parents feel like DeKalb school leaders are rushing into consolidating schools
“The problems that we’ve had have been built up over 20 years. There’s no need to try and solve them in 20 minutes."
Innocent bystander killed by stray bullet in shootout behind Atlanta store identified
The other two victims were taken to Grady Memorial Hospital.
43-year-old woman killed by stray bullet, 2 others injured in shootout behind SE Atlanta store
The other two victims were taken to Grady Memorial Hospital.
2 suspected arson attacks leave Atlanta Civil Rights Office feeling unsafe
A national civil rights organization’s Atlanta chapter is dealing with the aftermath of multiple break-ins and two suspected arson attacks over the past two weeks.
