Atlanta Journal Constitution
The Brookhaven Post has published a report that shows Brookhaven officials altered public records and gave out false information regarding a sexual harassment claim against Mayor J. Max Davis. A similar report in the Atlanta ...
The Atlanta Journal Constitution reports that around 100 people turned out for a Sunday picnic held in remembrance of Tami and Jess Willadsen, a mother and daughter who died in a fire on April 12, ...
A recent article published in the Atlanta Journal Constitution about Avondale Estates’ annexation plans angered commercial property owners who don’t want to be in Avondale. State Rep. Karla Drenner, D-Avondale Estates, said the comments in ...
Prosecutors are ratcheting up the pressure on a local judge over her conduct in the DeKalb Schools corruption case. Last year, DeKalb Superior Judge Cynthia Becker ignored a plea deal negotiated with former Superintendent Crawford ...
This story has been updated. MARBAR reopened in May after a five-month hiatus to tweak the food and improve the service, but on Wednesday the restaurant announced it has officially closed. A sign on the door ...
Jurors have told a judge they are unable to reach a consensus on 13 charges against DeKalb County CEO Burrell Ellis. According to the Atlanta Journal Constitution, the judge has declared a mistrial in the ...
A man who walked into the McNair Discovery Learning Academy near Decatur with a rifle and a death wish received a 20 year sentence for his actions, the Atlanta Journal Constitution reported. The AJC reports that ...
The Atlanta Journal Constitution says poll results commissioned by its sister company, WSB-TV, are more reliable than poll results commissioned by a competitor, 11 Alive. The WSB-TV poll also reached a completely different conclusion, showing two ...
The July 22 runoff for the Republican nomination for state school superintendent was too close to call. Mike Buck, the chief of staff to outgoing superintendent John Barge, and Richard Woods, a former high school ...
City Schools of Decatur attorney Bob Wilson is calling out state Attorney General Sam Olens for not turning over a memo that alleged Gov. Nathan Deal’s staff tried to tamper with an ethics investigation in 2012. ...