Bill Torpy

I ruminate on many topics: Courts, corruption, politics, “stolen” elections, transportation, murder, mayhem, even crowded dog shelters.

It's common knowledge public officials are often undercompensated.

After watching the goings-on at last weekend’s Trump rally in Atlanta — and all the ensuing sideshows — I smiled. I knew my fruitful colleague, Greg Bluestein, has all the ingredients for his next book: “When Republicans Go Cuckoo.”

It's election year and Connie Taylor, who is Cobb County's Superior Court Clerk, should be worried. She was investigated by the GBI after allegedly ordering an employee to destroy records that made her look bad.

One of the star witnesses in the gang racketeering trial of rapper Young Thug is a bald, diminutive fellow named Lil' Woody, a prodigious prevaricator and victim of chronic amnesia.

With the Democratic presidential candidacy swap all-but-complete, liberals everywhere seem to be backing away from the ledge.

A long-awaited audit of Atlanta's More MARTA fund was released last week and contends MARTA owes the program $70 million

If you're talking about seismic events in American history, like the civil rights movement and the Civil War, then its time to unearth William Faulkner's quote: “The past is never dead.

If you’re talking about seismic events in American history, like the civil rights movement and the Civil War, then it's time to unearth William Faulkner’s quote: “The past is never

I'm here to address a growing concern, a budding menace: Pickleball! On first glance, you might think, “What kind of meanie are you?