APD CARE Unit: Atlanta police’s civilian patrols
Atlanta Police Department's new CARE Unit are bridging the gap between community needs and police response, one call at a time.
Body camera shows Atlanta City Council member’s encounter with police over marijuana possession
Atlanta City Council member Antonio Lewis was placed in handcuffs and cited for possessing a small amount of marijuana.
Gun violence in Atlanta: Chief gives report card on targeting guns, gangs, and drugs
Atlanta Police Chief Darin Schierbaum say getting guns and drugs out of the hands of criminals and gang members is a top priority for police.
Alleged lies on Atlanta airport job application prompt HR investigation
The Human Resources Department for the City of Atlanta has launched an investigation after council members began raising questions about how employees are hired at the nation's busiest airport.
Atlanta airport official files temporary restraining order against vocal city critic
An Atlanta businessman known to be vocal at City Council meetings is accusing a top Atlanta airport official of trying to silence him after she filed for a temporary restraining order.
What is Atlanta’s Neighborhood Planning Unit project? | 50 years of local government celebrated
Atlanta’s Neighborhood Planning Unit project, started in 1974 by then-Mayor Maynard Jackson, celebrated its anniversary on Monday.
Right turn on red: Atlanta City Council debates ban
A right turn on red ban is being debated by the Atlanta City Council.
Atlanta City Council moves forward with comprehensive plan to aid airport's unhoused population
One of the busiest days at Hartsfield-Jackson Atlanta International Airport is New Year’s Day. Thousands of travelers are moving through the world’s busiest airport, but some people are not moving because they have nowhere else to go.
Battle over 'Stop Cop City' referendum heading to federal appeals court
A court hearing on Thursday could determine whether the public will get to vote on the future of the controversial training center for Atlanta police and first responders.
Atlanta first responders get no rest during holidays amid staffing shortages, special events
Atlanta's employees are not able to take off from work due to staffing shortages and special events planned through the New Year.
Atlanta City Council member proposes ban on ski masks to combat crime surge
One Atlanta City Council member wants to ban facial coverings as a way to keep the city safe.
Calls for action as unhouse population increases at Atlanta's airport
Council member Michael Julian Bond added his voice to the issue, calling on the airport’s general manager to take action now.
Growing push to scrap parking requirements on new construction in parts of Atlanta
Some urban planning and transportation advocates argue fewer parking spots will encourage more people to find alternative ways to get around, reducing congestion.
More than two-thirds of pedestrian deaths occur in predominately Black neighborhoods, study finds
A new report by the group PropelATL shows that pedestrian deaths on Atlanta streets rose dramatically last year. Most are happening in predominantly Black neighborhoods in the city.
Reserve at Lavista Walk blaze highlights firefighter equipment issues in Atlanta, council member says
Nearly a hundred firefighters did everything they could to quickly douse the flames despite equipment issues.
Atlanta City Council votes to put controversial airport shuttle contract on hold
An Atlanta City Council committee voted Wednesday to put a lucrative airport shuttle contract on hold after getting pushback from several community members and small business owners.
Proposal for extended bar hours sees pushback from loved ones of DUI crash victims
A proposal to extend "last call" hours at bars across the City of Atlanta received major pushback at Atlanta City Council’s public safety committee meeting Monday.
Atlanta city leader proposes extension of ‘last call’ hours at bars
After years of struggle brought on by the pandemic, Atlanta’s nightlife scene could be making a comeback if a plan to extend ‘last call’ at bars from 2:30 a.m. to 4 a.m. wins the approval of Atlanta city leaders.
Atlanta City Council revisits airport shuttle contract; Who should get the bid?
The Atlanta City Council has decided to take another look at an airport shuttle contract that has been awarded to a New York-based company with an Atlanta-based partner.
Atlanta City Council member proposes stricter penalties against road racers
An Atlanta City Council member is calling for stricter penalties for super speeders after her colleague was severely injured by a driver racing on the interstate.