Health officials right about drop in AIDS-related deaths
The number of people in Atlanta dying from HIV and AIDS declined 59 percent between 2004 and 2012.
The number of people in Atlanta dying from HIV and AIDS declined 59 percent between 2004 and 2012.
While Americans pray for Paris, the government has acted on mandatory national vaccinations.
"Our state has no major rivers to produce big hydropower."
"How is a misogynist bigot of epic proportions (like U.S. Rep. Steven Smith) allowed to serve?"
Brewpubs can't sell growlers of their beer to customers.
"The oil and natural gas industry provides or supports 141,600 jobs in Georgia."
Pope Francis uses a modest compact car to get around, while Creflo Dollar drives an expensive sports car.
No openly gay man has ever been elected to the Georgia Legislature.
Tens of thousands of Atlanta households pay more than 30 percent of their income towards rent.
There are a "multitude" of vaccines that do not prevent deadly and crippling diseases.
Annexation would lead to overcrowding at Decatur’s city schools.
Atlanta has issued an increasing number of citations - and collected an increasing amount of revenue - since Mayor Kasim Reed took office in 2010.