Delaney Tarr

A group of Georgia faith leaders and community members gathered before the start of the 2026 legislative session at the Georgia State Capitol on Jan. 12 with a simple demand. Civility. The group, called “First Five Freedoms,” is a coalition founded by And... See more

Atlanta’s long-standing apartments, famed for the “Atlanta’s Population Now” sign facing Peachtree Street have changed hands yet again — and soon it will join the city’s ranks of affordable housing units. The Darlington apartments were first built in 1951... See more

Atlanta-based law firm Deitch + Rogers works with people at their worst moments. The crime victim firm takes on civil cases for victims, particularly in cases of injury, assault and even death. The goal? Deitch + Rogers promotes “peace of mind” for its cl... See more

It’s been a busy year in Atlanta, and an even busier year for SaportaReport. Here are the issues our readers cared about most, and the stories that kept them coming back to Atlanta’s trusted source for civic journalism. Over 577,000 users spent time on th... See more

On Dec. 18, the Invest Atlanta board sent $60,000 in funds from the Westside TAD to help stabilize the historic ruins of St. Mark AME Church and prevent the stone walls from collapsing. According to Invest Atlanta documents, the funds will pay for critica... See more