New research reveals that there is an Atlanta HIV/AIDS epidemic, sparking concern in students within the demographic of people identified as at risk for contracting the virus. Approximately half of newly diagnosed HIV patients in […]
Users of transportation companies like Uber and Lyft can look forward to the same low rates even if Georgia’s ridesharing regulation bills are ratified, according to Joel R. Quinn, a two-year Uber driver and moderator […]
After a lengthy vacancy of the Olympia Building in Five Points, restoration of the historic landmark is underway. Encore Real Estate Development, LLC, headquartered in Safety Harbor, Florida, bought the building at 23 Peachtree St. for […]
Georgia State student Kaitlyn Winey was ticketed on Jan. 26 for running a red light at the corner of John Portman Boulevard North East and Courtland Street North East. However, for Winey this was unacceptable. […]
Georgia State student Lauran Chambless saw firsthand the benefits of medical marijuana use after her boyfriend was diagnosed with Crohn’s Disease. She said smoking weed helped him eat regularly and relieve his pain. His body […]
Read moreShow Less By Sean Keenan & Miranda Hawkins Staff reporters Between 1,200 and 1,600 customers stroll through the new Krog Street Market (KSM) every Saturday to shop, eat and drink, according to Property […]
Former Atlanta Fire Chief Kelvin Cochran is attempting to sue the city of Atlanta as well as Mayor Kasim Reed, according to a Feb. 18 release sent to The Signal by the Alliance […]
The Atlanta Police Department (APD) investigated a suspicious bag this morning across from the J. Mack Robinson College of Business. Lieutenant Azie Horne of the APD said after inspecting the bag it was determined that […]
Read moreShow Less Atlanta commuters will see the construction of over $1 billion worth of new interstate lanes over the next four years, according to Governor Nathan Deal at his State of the State address.“Over […]
Read moreShow Less Grady Memorial Hospital is seeking an arrangement that would allow students from local universities to earn credits from their Emergency Medical Training (EMT) course, according to Manager of Emergency Medical Services Education […]
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