Arrest warrant issued for South Fulton Mayor Kamau for running late to court
A judge issued a bench warrant for the arrest of former South Fulton Mayor Khalid Kamau on Tuesday.
By WSBTV.com News Staff and Ashli Lincoln, WSB-TV
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Coweta homeowner says builder’s design flaw led to thousands in septic repair costs
A Coweta County homeowner says a construction design flaw left him with a costly septic repair.
LaGrange woman says landlord refuses to pay court-ordered $3,000 after ceiling collapse
A LaGrange renter says her landlord is defying a judge’s order to pay her nearly $3,000 after her apartment ceiling collapsed.
DeKalb commissioner calling for nighttime flight ban at DeKalb-Peachtree Airport
Homeowners who live near the airport say they feel blindsided by the vote.
Camera confusion: Drivers getting school zone speeding tickets outside posted times
One driver says the county needs clearer signage — alerting drivers when the cameras actively enforce speed.
South Fulton mayor-elect says she’ll work to win back residents’ trust in City Hall
The newly elected mayor says she’s focused on transparency and creating polices to strengthen the City of South Fulton.
Metro Atlanta Uber driver refunded nearly $2,000 after Channel 2 investigation
A metro Atlanta Uber driver says he finally received a nearly $2,000 refund from Hertz more than a year after he was charged what the company now admits was a mistake.
As lawmakers push for change, metro Atlanta nonprofit expands help for foster youth
Georgia lawmakers say the state must do more to support young people aging out of foster care.
South Fulton homeowners protest proposed QuikTrip gas station near homes and Rick Ross estate
Residents say the location would place the station just hundreds of feet from nearby homes, increasing traffic, noise and late-night activity.
Protection order filed against 1 South Fulton mayoral candidate, ethics complaint against another
Dr. Mark Baker and Councilwoman Carmalita Gumbs will face off in a runoff election on Dec. 2.
