As protests spread nationwide, Atlanta-based Flock Safety grapples with backlash over surveillance technology and growing privacy concerns.
From Aug. 16 to Aug. 22 organizers, both new and experienced, are holding events across the country for the National Week of Action Against Automated License Plate Readers.
Investigation finds weak oversight of state laws regulating potency levels, leaving Georgia consumers at risk.
Advocates continue to demand that their voices are heard ahead of the Aug. 10 Zoning Committee meeting to determine the future of the proposed West End data center in Atlanta.
Despite an eightfold increase in the number of cameras integrated into the city’s Connect Atlanta surveillance program, crime clearance rates have not meaningfully increased, according to data collected by the FBI.
Inside and outside the walls of Marietta City Hall, residents and advocates confronted Marietta City Council members during Wednesday’s meeting with signs and chants to protest a proposed data center at 1155 Powers Ferry Place.
The Marietta City Council is scheduled to vote on whether to approve a data center rezoning request at Wednesday’s council meeting following a 4-3 favorable recommendation from the Marietta Planning Commission.
One year after Dekalb County was named the first in Georgia to allocate money toward reproductive care, ARC-Southeast has yet to receive the $50,000 it was promised.
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