Police bodycam video | South Fulton mayor's exit from City Hall after council revokes his access to city buildings
Wednesday, the city council took action to bar the mayor from city buildings and shut down his budget over what they alleged ...
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South Fulton mayor speaks out: 'No one in the city is talking to me'
The South Fulton Mayor accuses his colleagues of staging a coup and trying to circumvent the voters' choice for mayor.
City of South Fulton releases video of mayor being escorted from City Hall, emptying car
SOUTH FULTON, Ga. — South Fulton city officials have released new body camera video of the moments Mayor Khalid Kamau, now ...
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South Fulton city council restricts mayor's authority, access to city buildings
The South Fulton City Council has voted to strip Mayor Khalid Kamau, also known as Mayor Kobi, of most of his duties and ...
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South Fulton city council votes to strip troubled mayor of his budget and most of his power
The council votes unanimously to place a series of restrictions on Mayor Khalid Kamau, also known as Mayor Kobi.
South Fulton mayor stripped of most privileges, must return expensive items he purchased
SOUTH FULTON, Ga. — South Fulton city council members voted late Tuesday to strip Mayor Khalid Kamau, now known as Mayor Kobi ...
South Fulton council debates ban on animals in city buildings, targeting mayor’s service dog
The legislation, introduced by District 3 Councilmember Helen Willis, seeks to prohibit all animals from city facilities, citing liability concerns.
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South Fulton City Council member wants to ban dogs at City Hall, including the mayor's
South Fulton Mayor Khalid Kamau tells FOX 5 that Zion, his service dog, is almost always by his side. He appears friendly and ...
Georgia Republicans advance bill to make Atlanta let the Fulton County sheriff use its jail
Republicans in a Georgia Senate committee have advanced a bill that would force the city of Atlanta to let the Fulton County sheriff use the city jail for no more than the cost of maintaining it.
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Despite challenges, Georgia’s Black architects make their mark on Atlanta
One Sunday in May 1917, on the first day of services at the newly built First African Methodist Episcopal Church in Athens, the congregation celebrated with a processional and mortgage burning.