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The chair of MARTA's state oversight committee was recently appointed as a judge, leaving a key position open at a moment when the transit agency is → Read More
Electric car owners are considering a class action lawsuit over new state fees that go into effect in July. Soon, electric car owners will have to pay $200 → Read More
The city of Atlanta is moving one step closer to starting work on a large batch of road and bridge projects. In a March referendum, Atlanta voters → Read More
The state Board of Pardons and Paroles, which has long operated out of public view, is to become more transparent under a bill signed into law Friday by → Read More
DeKalb County is embroiled in another controversy surrounding kickbacks from county contractors. The latest incident, which was first reported by the → Read More
MARTA is looking to seize the moment taking place at Fort McPherson, a sprawling army base in Southwest Atlanta that’s been shuttered since 2011. Filmmaker → Read More
It appears filmmaker Tyler Perry is poised to buy most of Fort McPherson in Southwest Atlanta. To get the deal done, the Atlanta City Council – on the → Read More
Voters in Gwinnett County want rail service, according to a new poll conducted by the Gwinnett Chamber of Commerce. Sixty-three percent of respondents → Read More
Gov. Nathan Deal announced Thursday he'd be appointing House Majority Leader Larry O’Neal, R- Bonaire, to a judgeship. That means one of the most powerful → Read More
Georgia’s legislative session wrapped up earlier this month, and it was a big year for transportation. State lawmakers passed a major bill aimed at → Read More
Metro Atlanta transit leaders are pleased about the gains made during this year’s legislative session, despite MARTA coming away with no dedicated stream → Read More
A bill recently passed by the Georgia Legislature aims to add transparency to the private probation industry. Advocates are hopeful it will cut down on → Read More
Georgians will soon be driving on smoother roads and safer bridges. Lawmakers recently approved about a billion dollars of new money to repair Georgia’s → Read More
There's good news for those considering installing solar panels. The Georgia Legislature recently passed a bill that would make it easier for homeowners → Read More
Heading into the final day of this year’s legislative session, MARTA was hoping to finalize a deal that would help it secure new funds and allow for future → Read More
Shortly before midnight Tuesday, Georgia lawmakers put the finishing touches on a major bill aimed at fixing the state’s crumbling network of roads and → Read More
Under a measure passed Tuesday by the Georgia House, strip clubs would have to pay a new $5,000 annual fee to help combat sex trafficking. Rep. Tom Weldon, → Read More
There may be new life for Georgia’s "religious liberty" bill. Lawmakers have scheduled a committee meeting on Monday, and the topic is expected to be the → Read More
Georgia’s "religious liberty" bill appears dead for the year. A key House committee tabled it Thursday. With only three days left in this year’s → Read More
Many suffering patients in Georgia will soon have access to medical marijuana. The General Assembly finalized a bill Wednesday that would legalize its → Read More