Fulton Schools Set Limits On AI: Final Decisions On Grading, Discipline Must Be Made By Humans; Sets Guidelines On Employee Use Of The Technology
The Fulton County Board of Education passed major policy shifts at its first meeting of
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City Of South Fulton Sponsors Youth Market
From The City Of South Fulton: Calling all Young Entrepreneurs for the South Fulton Youth
Child Sex Trafficking Victim Rescued In East Point: Investigators Found Online Sex Ads That Helped Locate Underage Victim, Who Had Been Missing Since May
A multi-agency law enforcement operation successfully rescued a missing juvenile sex trafficking victim from North
Rapper And Producer Gunna Sponsors Goodr + Gunna Back to School Event At Welcome All Park
Multi-platinum rapper and producer Gunna is continuing his efforts to reach out and support families
Man Hit By Cars, Killed Near University Avenue: Mental Health Crisis May Have Led Him To Run Out Into Street, Oncoming Cars According To Police
An adult man died early Sunday morning, August 23, 2026, after running into traffic and
The Week In Georgia Politics: Keisha Lance Bottoms Pulls Up On Rick Jackson; Sen. Ossoff Highlights Trump Aide; Entire Dublin School Board Suspended By Governor; 4 Former Atlanta Mayors Speak On City’s Past, Future
The Georgia gubernatorial race exploded into raw personal conflict on Thursday when Democratic nominee Keisha
Hapeville-Can’t Stop, Won’t Stop: How It Went From The Catastrophic Loss Of The Ford Plant To Becoming The Trendiest Destination In The Tri-Cities Area
This Is Part One Of The East Point News Tri-Cities PLUS Series Next Week In
City Of East Point Parks & Rec Department Offers “Community Mural Paint Day” Saturday, August 29th At College Park Church
POSTED ON BEHALF OF THE PARKS AND RECREATION DEPARTMENT: We are excited to invite you
2 Young Atlanta Children Missing, Babysitter Suspected: What To Know About Nolah And Zorah Cooper’s Disappearance
A statewide Amber Alert remains in effect this morning as Atlanta police urgently search for
An Historic Irony: Is Atlanta–Long Viewed As “The Black Mecca”–Becoming Too Expensive For Black Residents?
For over half a century, this city has proudly worn a title unmatched by any