Torpy At Large

It’s been an embarrassing display for years watching otherwise proud Republicans debase themselves just to get a kindly nod from The Don.

Atlanta Mayor Andre Dickens will probably chalk up a decisive victory against a gadfly or two.

Two bills introduced at the Georgia state legislature aim to protect parents from the long-arm of the law if their kids are caught out there free-ranging.

In 2018, a deep sinkhole suddenly formed beneath a Piedmont Park restaurant under construction. Since then, the restaurateurs have been engaged in a nasty legal fight.

Milton is arguing that financial doomsday hangs over its head — and all Georgia cities — in the form of those utility poles and other structures along the roadway.

DeKalb County will again miss a federal deadline to fix its sewer system – and no one should be surprised. Here's why.

Tiffany Brown is a businesswoman who was convicted last week in federal court for defrauding the federal government of FEMA funds.

In the Legislature, there is not true diversity. It’s Us. And it’s Them. And it falls along racial lines.

Gambling has returned for consideration to the Golden Dome for the seventh straight year.

Starting Jan. 1, MARTA stopped taking advertisements from attorneys like John Foy, whose ads grace probably 80% of all MARTA’s 500-plus buses.