At Thursday’s Cobb County School Board meeting, Superintendent Dr. Chris Ragsdale announced six more books would be removed the school district’s library system.
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The office of Georgia Attorney General Chris Carr sent a letter to the members of Georgia’s State Election Board Friday morning telling them some of the planned rule changes to election policies ahead of the presidential race may violate state law.
The U.S. Department of Justice announced Thursday that they’d reached a settlement with the Cobb County Board of Elections over a multi-year compliance issue surrounding accessibility at polling sites for the disabled.
Democratic Vice Presidential nominee Tim Walz is making two campaign stops in Georgia on Tuesday.
In addition to political officers, voters will also be deciding on two tax reform initiatives that passed in the legislature but would modify the state constitution.
At a Tuesday Fulton County Board of Education meeting, members of the board discussed closing two elementary schools in the district due to lower enrollment levels.
A Republican group is suing Georgia’s State Election Board to “rein in unelected appointees” on the board from overruling elected officials in the Georgia General Assembly.
An extra from the set and production of “Megalopolis,” the soon-to-be-released feature from legendary director Francis Ford Coppola filed a lawsuit with allegations of sexual harassment against the film icon in Fulton County Superior Court.
In a follow-up to a late August court decision, the Cobb County Board of Commissioners announced a commission seat was “deemed vacant” as a result of changes to the county’s electoral map.
After surveying city residents on noise complaints in Decatur, the City Commission is exploring ways to limit the buzz.