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How to find your polling place and see what is on your local ballot
The races that decide your street are the ones at the bottom of the ballot, and nobody arrives knowing them.
The races that decide your street are the ones at the bottom of the ballot, and nobody arrives knowing them.
A small camera on a pole, pointed at traffic. Here is what it records, who gets to search it, and why so many towns are voting it out.
Orange is the number that matters for most households. Here is what the AQI colors actually mean.
LA's Chinatown landed at No. 4 worldwide. Two more American neighborhoods made the 40.
The federal flood map is free and takes two minutes. Most flooded homes were not in the high-risk zone.
Two Alpharetta seniors want the license plate cameras at their school's entrances taken down. They have plenty of company.
Your navigation app knows about the crash. It usually does not know about the parade.
Your phone gets some emergency alerts on its own. The useful local ones you have to turn on.
A wire on the ground, a smell of gas, a ladder in the fast lane. Each one has a different right number.
Most lost dogs are found close to home and fast. The first day is when it happens, if it happens.
911 is for emergencies. 311 is for the pothole, the dead streetlight, and the couch on the curb. Most people never use it.
Airport parking, meatball subs, and where to skate in Dunwoody. Questions Atlanta asked, and the answers.
