And you think we’re capable of fixing healthcare?
It will be hard to improve healthcare in this country as long as healthcare systems are this inept. [Read More]
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What happens when news isn’t fit to print?
There is an argument to be made about how elected officials treat the media. But, publications would be well-served to pay closer attention and take action in their backyards, not just when it is politically expedient nationally. [Read More]
Following the bouncing ball
Reporting by it’s very nature is responsive. But it’s not reporting on what people want — that’s PR as the age-old saying goes — it’s about uncovering what people don’t want uncovered. [Read More]
Poll: Mary Norwood retains lead in Atlanta mayoral race
The race for Atlanta's next mayor remains a bit of a toss-up. [Read More]
Hurricane Irma remnants reach Atlanta
The remnants of Hurricane Irma made their way to Metro Atlanta this morning. [Read More]
My son died, and the hospital doesn’t care
After speaking with the chief medical officer of the hospital where my son died, I realize we will never receive a straight answer about the circumstances leading to his death. [Read More]
Mary Norwood retains lead in Atlanta mayoral race, poll finds
City Councilwoman Mary Norwood remains atop a crowded field of candidates running for mayor, according to a new poll. [Read More]
Atlanta group fed up with campaign signs in right of way
A group of concerned Atlanta residents is cracking down on campaign signs. [Read More]
Handel beats opponent’s Ossoff in 6th Congressional District runoff
Republican Karen Handel yesterday knocked off Democrat Jon Ossoff to replace Tom Price in Congress. [Read More]
Handel, Ossoff: It all ends tomorrow
Democrat Jon Ossoff and Republican Karen Handel face off in a June 20 special election. [Read More]