The family of a 27-year-old Hispanic man who was incarcerated at Telfair State Prison has filed a lawsuit alleging guards left him to die after placing him in an outdoor “cage” for five hours without water, ice or shade. https://t.co/w3zjWvj4Zt
BREAKING: ATL Spoke, Atlanta’s first driverless shuttles, starts service next week.
The free, 12-month pilot program will run from MARTA’s West End station to the Beltline and Lee & White mixed-use site.
Testing starts Sunday. First day of service is June 5.
Lower Georgia Power bills, Keisha Lance Bottoms interview, Rodney Taylor's family's fight for his release and more. This is WABE's Week In Review. https://t.co/PWmdaMsFjE
New: Regretful cities are literally covering their Flock cameras with black trash bags because they cannot figure out how to immediately exit their surveillance contracts or get the cameras taken down:
https://t.co/n8Az3Tkwmo
This week, nearly 30 Atlantans braved a storm to testify at the city’s only public budget hearing — and were met by 12 empty council chairs. @AtlCivicCircle https://t.co/nq0MxHSRmN
Mildred Taylor's husband Rodney was detained at Stewart Detention Center for over a year. She became an advocate for her family and others. 🎙️@emilywupearson reports.
https://t.co/OXAOiqVwMl
Immigration and Customs Enforcement detainees are taking their own lives at a pace that’s unprecedented in the agency’s two-decade history, according to a new Associated Press investigation.
https://t.co/FM9HnkDTGP
This is sad news for the Georgia State Capitol Press Corps. #gapol
Especially Jeff Amy's knowledge of the state budget, state retirement system and his ability to ask knowledgeable and pointed questions of state leaders.
It is sadly the latest round of cuts to State Capitol coverage.
As part of @Ga_Corrections partnership with the High Museum of Art, GDC leaders had the opportunity to visit the Museum to view artwork featured in the Educational Art Exhibit, including pieces created by individuals in our custody.
This partnership highlights the power of art as a form of expression, creativity, and growth, and through this collaboration, participants will receive certificates and support with art supplies to continue developing their talents. We are grateful for the opportunity to work with the High Museum and look forward to future exhibitions showcasing the talent and self-reflection of individuals within our facilities. @ACAinfo@CLALeadership
Most DACA recipients are over the age of 31. They began adulthood with a new chance: work, drive & live without fear of deportation. Now, with the admin goal to limit protections they risk losing that opportunity & all they built with it.
My latest:
https://t.co/nSvJCfbV7y
In Ep. 3 of "What Makes Atlanta a World Cup City," WABE’s @Julien_Virgin examines how the Olympics transformed Atlanta into a global sports and business destination — laying the foundation for the city to host the 2026 FIFA World Cup.
Watch all three episodes at https://t.co/UMAYPRHQIY https://t.co/t7MKb4x4hL
"We will be taking legal action to have this illegal bill overturned."
DeKalb District Attorney Sherry Boston & Fulton District Attorney Fani Willis respond to the Governor signing House Bill 369, which turns their elections and others nonpartisan. #gapol https://t.co/WZi4hbMkYR
#ICYMI: An Atlanta nonprofit has been bailing women out of jail ahead of Mother's Day weekend as part of a larger effort to help those in pre-trial detention overcome challenges such as finding stable housing or a job.
https://t.co/CCrXX3blrz
#ICYMI: One of the few Black teachers ever hired by a South Georgia school district claims she was the victim of racial harassment, and her appellate case is shedding light on the alleged behavior by school officials.
https://t.co/gSd19EJYOL
🚨 NEW TOOL for U.S. legal journalists ⚖️
I turned @allyjarmanning's incredible crowdsourced Google doc on accessing state court records into an interactive map.
Check it out and let me know about any errors, missing information, or ways I can improve this thing (link below)