Mary Norwood was willing to deprive most of the city of its regular police protection while her own affluent neighborhood paid for a private security force.

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A re-endorsement

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 An elephant in the room, and your questions answered

“The whole situation could have been avoided had the officers simply moved to a position where Mr. Deadwyler could have seen them.”

Clearly, Deadwyler knew he had HIV, and his infectious state was on his mind when he locked his teeth into Fincher’s arm and literally tore out a chunk of flesh

It seems unlikely that the effort would not have been influenced by the editorial goal of ass-covering.

Herring claims that Borders used her position as Atlanta City Council president to secretly lobby state legislators on behalf of her then-employer, Cousins Properties.

No matter who Atlantans elect for mayor, if they don’t demand transparency now, they won’t see much change at City Hall

Felons beware: If you try to kill somebody in Atlanta, Judge Arrington might ground you and take away your ride.

The cops are too few, the residents too fearful and angry, and the city’s answer—a board of folks with too little training and knowledge—is simply misguided.

Atlanta used to have a police commissioner who oversaw the city’s police chief...