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Stories from Bill Liss
With a school less than a mile away. Parents like Douglasville homeowner Mary Latham are up in arms about vulgar graffiti scrawled on the side of a church building.
Richard Heimburger uses a 1,700 gallon rain-water storage system to do his irrigation. But to Atlanta Watershed Management that was a detail.
Mismatched water meters that are doubling water bills. That's what's happened to Kristy Gillmann, Peachtree Hills homeowner and President of the Peachtree Hills Civic Association.
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From the Atlanta Business Chronicle
One of Buckhead's most prominent new developments - the Mansion on Peachtree - could be heading back to the lender.
Economists look for the Federal Reserve to keep interest rates steady as it wraps up its policy-setting meeting today, but a lot of attention will be on what the Fed says, not what it does.
Two black South Jersey women are boycotting Walmart as authorities investigate a public announcement targeting black shoppers at the Turnersville store over the weekend.
A bill that would require random drug tests for Georgians receiving unemployment benefits or any other state aid such as food stamps is causing a lot of talk at the State Capitol.
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