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Atlanta, Georgia is a city in a forest. The neighborhoods and the woods wind around and through each other like so many rips and eddies in the creeks beneath the streets. In southeast Atlanta, a battle over the forest, the city, and, many contend, the world has been escalating for the past two years. Specifically in dispute is a 420+ acre portion of forest split by Intrenchment Creek, a vein of the South River Watershed.

Marc Bolden is frustrated with the out-of-town protesters who cut through his DeKalb County neighborhood, blasting their music and fireworks late into

Atlanta officials say a new complex would 'reimagine' policing. Critics say it would train officers in urban warfare and destroy public woodlands.

Atlanta officials say a new complex would 'reimagine' policing. Critics say it would train officers in urban warfare and destroy public woodlands.

Six weeks after a protester was shot and killed, officials are bracing for more confrontations with activists seeking to stop a police and fire training center.

The affable, soft-spoken Harris sounds determined not to let his storybook rookie season be the main chapter of any book about his life.

Emory has the responsibility to use its power and influence to speak out against this harm. Instead, it escalates the harm of Cop City through silence.

Georgia police are invoking a 2017 terrorism law against activists accused of little more than trespassing.

The death of Manuel Esteban Paez Teran has led to days of unrest.

A 26-year-old protester who was occupying forest outside Atlanta was shot and killed by police last week. The Georgia Bureau of Investigation said the