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Apartment buildings owned by bad-acting landlords who were sued by the city have been sold. JPC Affordable Housing agreed to sell its properties after months of refusing to pay utility bills.

The Georgia Supreme Court has reversed the dismissal of a lawsuit brought by the Sons of Confederate Veterans against Rockdale County over the removal of the Confederate statue on Main

McDONOUGH — Falling leaves and a chill in the air have brought with them the holiday season.

ATLANTA — The Georgia Department of Community Affairs recently announced that it will award $27,980,800 in 9% Housing Tax Credits to construct or preserve 28 affordable rental housing developments, including

The Georgia Supreme Court has ruled that a Newton County woman who is seeking to prevent removal of the Confederate statue from the Square has standing to sue the county.

It was the city's $850,000 payment to Citizens Energy Group in February that kept the water on for residents.

Three weeks before water would be shut off at four apartment complexes, the city, state and utility company reached an agreement with the landlord.

Final agreements with a bad-acting landlord will keep the water on at four Indianapolis apartment complexes. The deal also bans JPC Affordable Housing from having properties in Indiana.

As Sept. 30 water disconnection date looms, Indianapolis nears deal with JPC Affordable Housing Foundation.

The City of Indianapolis has reached a settlement with the owners of four apartment complexes where residents have been facing the possibility of having their water shut off.