PARKatlanta’s seven-year contract is up in 2016, and Atlanta residents are fighting to make sure it is not renewed. Over the past seven years, Atlanta residents have developed various grievances with PARKatlanta. Residents have complained […]
When the weather is anything other than clear, sunny skies, traffic becomes disastrous and Georgia State campus is flooded with standing water. Georgia State student Ivan Manisa can attest to the amount of traffic and […]
Last Updated: Dec. 4, 2015 at 2:2 7 p.m. The MARTA Army has only had boots on the ground for about three months. But the first initiative Operation Timely Trip and the new MARTA kudos […]
Local Auditing firm hired after data breach Ernst & Young was hired to examine Georgia secretary of state office in light of a lawsuit that brought to light how Georgia voters personal information fell into […]
Whether you’re a frequent rider or not, enjoy these last few weeks while you can because starting in January the Atlanta Streetcar will no longer be free. Construction of the 12-foot-tall trolley began in 2012 […]
HIV has been declared a “public health emergency” in the South by the federal government. The Centers for Disease Control and Prevention has named 16 red-zone states, which include the District of Columbia and Georgia. […]
Local Hit and run leaves woman on the scene Tracy Mitchell, owner of a DeKalb County taqueria, was arrested Nov. 11 on charges of vehicular homicide, reckless driving and hit and run, according to Atlanta […]
A $120 million redevelopment project slated to spruce up Sweet Auburn’s historic Big Bethel Church will soon commence with the help of Benoit Group and Russell New Urban, according to the Atlanta Business Chronicle. The […]
Local Eleven Atlanta hospitals receive a “C” for safety Leap Frog’s analysis of hospitalis ranked 11 hospitals with a “C” for how well they keep patients from harm, according to the Atlanta Journal-Constitution. Grady Memorial […]
Local Dekalb officer who killed man will not be prosecuted. A grand jury decided not to indict J.R. Pitts, the Dekalb county officer who fatally shot Kevin Davis last December, according to CBS 46. Pitts […]
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