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A senior representative for police officers in Atlanta says the rank and file has no confidence in the reason stated by command for the firing of a young officer.

Apartment residents in Buckhead enjoy a brand-new residence that costs top dollar.

A local leader says public safety would be enhanced if contractors employed local police to protect their sites.

Atlanta police officers are set to return to city parks this weekend.

Does Atlanta Public Schools' new grading system encourage laziness in students? The new policy is being met with a lot of opposition.

Parents of public school students in Atlanta are criticizing a new grading policy, calling it grade inflation.

The opposition to a change in how Atlanta teachers are supposed to grade their students is not abating. In fact, some teachers vow they will not comply.

Sanitation workers in DeKalb County say faulty containers pose a hazard to the workers who deal with them, as well as customers.

Councilmember Keisha Waites called it an embarrassment because she wrote the original version of the hands-free law.

An Atlanta official tells council members it is unfair for tenants to lose a rental deposit should they try to back out after learning about so-called hidden fees.