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A former APS psychologist’s state complaint alleges unqualified staff administered psychological evaluations. APS disputes the allegation. A 12-year-old student’s testing is cited in the complaint as an example of potentially invalid evaluation work. Internal Georgia Department of Education documents show staff flagged

ATLANTA, Ga. (Atlanta News First) — The Atlanta City Council Monday approved a resolution requesting Mayor Andre Dickens renegotiate the city’s “More MARTA” intergovernmental agreement (IGA) with MARTA, saying the deal should be updated to better reflect current priorities as both sides continue work on transit expansi

Atlanta police are asking for the public's help identifying a suspect involved in an armed robbery and carjacking connected to an online marketplace transaction.

The lawsuit says employees who smoke were given a "tobacco surcharge" on health insurance.

Metro Atlanta earned an ugly title over the past few years: One of America’s busiest squatter hotbeds. Then Georgia lawmakers hit back with a playbook that works nothing like the slow eviction stories you’ve heard. Here are the squatter laws Georgia homeowners wish somebody had explained sooner. Note:...

Michelle Mickens, who was also a former Georgia Teacher of the Year finalist, says her school district forced her to resign from her role after social media posts she made in 2025, following Kirk’s death.

The cause of the fire remains under investigation.

Guys, if she’s with a new man, just let it be. One Georgia man didn’t take that advice. Prosecutors now accuse him of posing as […] ‘Relationships Cause People to be Emotional’: Georgia Man Disguised as Delivery Driver Allegedly Shoots Ex’s New Boyfriend 4 Times

Not every memorable stop inside Ponce City Market serves food—some leave you with a story to take home instead. Tucked among the lively shops and restaurants, Posman Books offers a quiet retreat where beautifully displayed shelves invite visitors to slow down and explore. This stylish independent bookstore has become..

ATLANTA, Ga. (Atlanta News First) - Georgia homeowners in HOA neighborhoods can no longer be charged attorney’s fees without advance notice and court approval, under a new state oversight law now partially in effect. Senate Bill 406, known as the Georgia Property Owners’ Bill of Rights Act, was credited...