Firefighters said when they showed up, they saw a second-floor apartment on fire and three children who needed help outside.

That’s just one rule on the new “Employee Bill of Rights,” released Friday by Mayor Andre Dickens’ administration in the wake of the city inspector general’s unsurprising resignation on Feb. 17.

Three young children tragically died from smoke inhalation after a fire at Country Oaks Apartments in Atlanta. The children ...

The assassination of Martin Luther King Jr. in 1968 catalyzed a transformation in Atlanta’s political landscape. Five years ...

Unlike most cities, especially in the south, Atlanta has consistently been run by Black politicians since 1974, and there’s a ...

ATLANTA — Three children who died after an apartment fire in Atlanta on Wednesday have been identified. The Fulton County ...

The Atlanta city council has unanimously voted to approve the raises for its own members for the first time in five years.

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Terri Lee had a trailblazing first year at the helm of Atlanta Housing in 2024. But future plans for the agency may be ...

The city IG, Shannon K. Manigault, spoke hours before the City Council approved a bill that would restructure oversight of ...