‘I’m ready to go to jail’ 84-year-old retired teacher struggles to pay $1,000 fine for passing bus
We found that many drivers don’t understand the court process or why the fee can’t be paid in installments.
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DeKalb County leaders approve major airport expansion
County leaders say the expansion could generate $500 million over a 50-year lease agreement.
Safety top concern for DeKalb homeowners as county considers major airport expansion
DeKalb homeowners worry about safety as the county considers a major airport expansion at DeKalb Peachtree Airport.
$1,000 fine for passing stopped school buses. Some say the system is catching innocent drivers
Channel 2 Action News Investigates found a law designed to keep kids safe has some Georgia drivers saying they’ve been wrongfully fined $1,000 for passing school buses. They say they have videos to prove it.
One of metro Atlanta’s troubled apartment complexes gets multi-million dollar renovation
College Park city leaders have taken a firm stance against slumlords, as demonstrated by the multimillion-dollar renovation of a property formerly known as Chelsea Gardens, now The Ivy at College Park.
Georgia SNAP recipients find some relief as benefits start to be distributed
Georgia recipients with distribution dates between Nov. 1 and Nov. 10 received payments on Tuesday.
Georgia SNAP recipients say their cards are locked, won’t be able to get benefits once available
She’s one of more than 1 million Georgians waiting for the government shutdown to end so they can afford groceries again.
No decision in South Fulton mayoral race, runoff set for Dec. 2
Voters in the city of South Fulton will have to head back to the polls to decide who will be their next mayor.
‘I’m fearful:’ Grandmother worries she won’t be able to pay rent due to government shutdown
Another state agency is bracing for delayed public assistance payments because of the shutdown.
$100 million warehouse could soon be coming to metro Atlanta, but neighbors don’t want it
Homeowners in Fairburn and the City of South Fulton are rallying against a proposed 1.6 million-square-foot warehouse development.
