Two years into his term, Atlanta Mayor Kasim Reed is fulfilling his promises, he told a crowd of hundreds during his State of the City address. More >

Hustler Magazine argued Wednesday in a federal appeals court that its decision to publish nude photos of a model months after she was killed by her wrestler husband was protected by the First Amendment because she was a newsworthy figure.

The family of Nancy Toffolini Benoit has waged a legal battle against the pornographic magazine since it published the photos after she and her son were killed in 2007 by wrestler Chris Benoit. Her family said she never gave the magazine permission to print the photos.

A former investigator with the city of Los Angeles claims Atlanta police rejected his job application solely because he has HIV, a decision he said breaks the law and perpetuates stereotypes about people with the virus. More >

Fulton County’s chief medical examiner said Tuesday his office is trying to track down fingerprints and dental records of Stacey Nicole English to compare them with those of a dead woman found Monday in southeast Atlanta.

“The decedent is an adult black female, consistent in age with reported missing person Stacey English,” said chief medical examiner Randy Hanzlick, though it remains unclear whether the body is that of the missing Buckhead woman.

The owner and publisher of the Atlanta Jewish Times has resigned his position and is seeking a buyer in the wake of his speculation that Israel would consider assassinating President Obama. More >

Officials say the school district in Atlanta has agreed to repay more than $363,000 in federal money the district won by teachers and administrators cheating. More >

The Atlanta Development Authority (ADA) has changed its name to Invest Atlanta to show a renewed focus on jobs and competitivenes, Atlanta Mayor Kasim Reed announced Thursday morning at the annual State of the City address.

Invest Atlanta will continue to help residents buy homes, issue bonds and incentives for new development and provide small business loans, but it now focus on attracting new investment, international trade and innovation and entrepreneurship.

Belgium-based Food Lion parent company Delhaize Groupannounced Thursday that it will close 113 Food Lion stores in the U.S., including 12 stores in Metro Atlanta. More >