The Grady Health System again faces a precarious future, even as it reached milestones last week with its advanced surgical center and new funding for the center that specializes in HIV/AIDS treatment.
Tag: Fulton
Fulton sheriff presses Atlanta for use of jail
Mayor’s office says her vision is a “higher and better purpose” for that land.
Fulton approves $800 million budget
But new sheriff, DA say they’ve discovered costly problems
COVID complicates HIV fight
COVID makes the fight against HIV harder, but also shows that the world can unite to fight a virus.
Fulton rolls out welcome mat for Microsoft data center
A Palmetto facility would get a $14.5 million property tax break.
Voting influences Fulton’s wish list for the state Legislature
Same-day voter registration? A political hot potato.
Fulton told to expect October surge in hospital bed demand
“It is based on a continued path of what we’re doing in Georgia …”
Fulton voters oust DA
The incumbent sheriff looks like he’s on the way out too.
Reporter’s Notebook July 10: COVID-19 is not going away
Why some high school students are worried about PPE supplies in Atlanta
Two runoffs, possible big consequences in Fulton criminal justice
The top prosecutor and jailer in the county are in runoffs.
Reporter’s Notebook June 19: awards, new jobs and investigations
Happy Juneteenth!
Reporter’s Notebook June 12: Elections and policing
Some election results are still unknown.
Metro Atlanta voting complaints and blame turn up faster than results
Nobody thinks anybody else’s hands are clean here.
Reporter’s Notebook June 5: Protests and COVID-19
Protestors and COVID-19 are still in the streets.
COVID-19 upends election planning; Fulton polling places drop out
Fulton’s election office is fighting virus-fuelled fires
Fulton tries COVID-19 testing at early voting sites
Two timely public services, one location
Fulton DA faces two former deputies in election
The DA has a big role in shaping and changing criminal justice policy.
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