Atlanta Unfiltered

Cobb superintendent: Board is ‘not effective’ Ga. ethics panel struggles with budget cuts Feds: Savannah developer schemed with banks Medical college salaries drop

ATL settles airport ad dispute for $3.9M Audit: Airport terminal on budget, some billings flawed

Ex-partners say King & Spalding’s usual vetting process is thorough Federal complaint filed over Gwinnett school redistricting Senators ask AG to investigate APS for open meeting violation Cases stalled as 3 APS ethics panel members resign Advisory panel hears calls to open up election system E. Point mayor criticizes pay raises

Flawed estimates led to ATL’s census shock Group asks regulator to investigate Cobb EMC First Southern under FDIC sanctions Leaks, disputes derailed DeKalb’s superintendent search Big tab for wining, dining Capitol players

Ga. lobbyist’s ex-boss pleads guilty to bribery in Alabama Frazier: Lobbyists sank tax reform Lawsuit attacks Ga. mental health system, could cost millions East Point gives out unauthorized raises 3rd finalist withdraws from DeKalb’s school superintendent search Morris Brown negotiating to pay down federal debt Columbus fined $150K for sewage spills

Execs’ firings rankle WellStar

FTC seeks to block Albany hospital merger Lobbyists spent close to $1M during 2011 legislative session King & Spalding gags employees over Defense of Marriage Act

Riders want more police presence on MARTA Tourism projects could get big tax breaks Former bank exec sentenced to 5 years Vogtle nuclear reactor shutdown traced to tripped breaker

Immigration lawyer: HB87 will ‘obliterate’ Ga.’s economy Cobb ADA appeals dismissal of EMC indictment Nuclear reactor at Plant Vogtle shuts down Judge to state: Look again at giant coal plant’s permit Ga. Tech professor sues for racial discrimination Failed bank’s lawsuit still pending against lawmakers Bishop Eddie Long case close to resolution Inquiry into Valdosta […]

Ga. doctors paid millions by drug companies Ex-principal of the year’s teaching license revoked State gas tax jumps 3 cents on May 1 Confederate flag at Dodge courthouse stirs controversy

Y’know those nasty metal plates in the road that can mangle your tires and mess up your car’s alignment? Atlanta’s auditor says city workers often don’t inspect them and, if they did, wouldn’t even know who’s responsible for correcting problems with them. Damage claims for right-of-way activity cost Atlanta $218,000 last year.

Huge hospital markups burden patients Delta cited for rat poop on plane LNG lobbyist also lobbies for Chatham County