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The Atlanta metropolitan area, commonly referred to as Metro Atlanta or the Metro area in Georgia, is the ninth-largest metropolitan area in the United States and consists of 28 counties in Georgia. According to the 2000 census, the metropolitan area had a population of 4,247,981, though the 2006 Census estimate shows 5,138,223 people living in the area. Also according to the 2006 population estimates, the 28 county Atlanta metropolitan area is currently the fastest growing metropolitan area in the United States. Atlanta proper is only the 35th-largest city in the country, largely due to Atlanta's patterns of urban sprawl, and the city's inability to annex as have such cities as Charlotte, San Diego, and Phoenix. Atlanta's combined statistical area or CSA had a population in 2000 of 4,584,234. As of July 1, 2006 the CSA is estimated to be at 5,478,667.

 

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Local News from WSB-TV 2 Atlanta via Yahoo! News

Atlanta police say they are investigating a new lead that may help them locate a 22-year-old woman who has been missing since last Monday.

 

ATLANTA -- A state lawmaker told Georgia college leaders Monday they need to look at merging public historically black colleges with nearby white-majority schools to help meet budget cuts.

 

Palin ends the campaign swing with a 4 p.m. rally at the Gwinnett Center.

 

ATLANTA -- The judge in the Brian Nichols case gave the defense attorneys a major tongue-lashing Monday morning. The judge let them know he was stopping just short of calling them liars.

 

ATLANTA -- Atlanta police are waiting for an analysis on a suspicious package found downtown that caused surrounding streets to be blocked off for several hours.

 

NEW YORK -- With his career in New York seemingly finished, Knicks guard Stephon Marbury lashed out at teammates and coach Mike D'Antoni a day before he was to meet with team president Donnie Walsh ab...

 

The wintry mix closed schools in Rabun and Fannin Counties.

 

ATLANTA -- Thanksgiving travelers found some flights delayed at Hartsfield-Jackson International Airport by fog, rain and a threat of snow flurries Sunday night.

 

ATLANTA -- The 9-3 Georgia Tech Yellow Jackets rose to 15th in the BCS standings Sunday. They are ranked 15th in the Associated Press media poll and 16th in the USA Today coaches poll. Georgia, also 9...

 

ATLANTA -- Republican Sen. Saxby Chambliss enlisted Sarah Palin to rally conservatives while Democratic challenger Jim Martin pushes to activate black voters. The two are grappling for advantage in a ...

 
 

Statewide Headlines from The Atlanta Journal-Constitution

A Georgia U.S. Senate race that has attracted national media attention and was even lampooned on Saturday Night Live comes to an end Tuesday. Voters will also select a Georgia Public Service Commissio...

 

For the second time in two years, Georgia will pay a million-dollar settlement over the death of a patient at one of its beleaguered state psychiatric hospitals. An apology, the patient's sister said,...

 

Under pressure to fix its mental health system, Georgia is embarking on an uncharted course: the total privatization of state psychiatric hospitals. In an escalation of earlier plans for limited priva...

 

This is moving day. Michael Seamands' cramped home for the past five years is no longer his. The landlord, the state of Georgia, says he has to go. He has packed cleaning materials, clothes, the model...

 

Georgia's seemingly endless U.S. Senate runoff finally winds down Monday, its last day marked by high-profile rallies, withering attack ads and stealthy efforts to get campaign-weary voters back to th...

 

At first blush, a visitor entering a courtroom and seeing attorney Herb Shafer thinks one thing: Isn't George Burns dead? [ Post your comments below. ] The legendary comedian has indeed passed on. But...

 

Anybody who thought the national election ended Nov. 4 hasn't been to Georgia lately. Tuesday's runoff between U.S. Sen. Saxby Chambliss (R-Ga.) and Democratic challenger Jim Martin has attracted ever...

 

The deadline is Monday for local and state officials to apply for federal aid to help restore neighborhoods blighted by foreclosures and abandoned properties. As the deadline nears, nine local governm...

 

Bill Ramsaur, Bob Galer and a lot of other historically minded Georgians have a message they want to send from one side of Georgia to the other: Before Sherman, there was Cornwallis. Before the troops...

 

Take heart, TV viewers, just a couple of more days to the runoff election and it will all come to a merciful end. No more grainy pictures of Jim "Soft on Crime" Martin. No more slow-motion f...

 
 

Metro Atlanta News and Information from The Atlanta Journal-Constitution

The chairman of a key state Senate committee wants the University System to consider merging historically black public colleges with nearby white-majority schools to save money.

 

Dunwoody got down to business, literally, on Monday, its first day as Georgia's newest city.

 

Morning commuters should be wary as freezing temperatures overnight will turn Monday's precipitation into Tuesday's ice.

 

Republican incumbent U.S. Sen. Saxby Chambliss and Democratic challenger Jim Martin crisscrossed Georgia on Monday, rubbing shoulders with celebrities and the common folk as their bitter four-week run...

 

The Fulton County school system is doing something most businesses and homeowners would love to claim. It's on the path to shedding its long-term debt.

 

As Atlanta grapples with a projected budget shortfall of at least $50 million, some City Council members say now is not the time to propose salary increases for the next mayor and council.

 

A juror called in sick Monday morning at the Brian Nichols' murder trial. Defense attorneys probably wished they had, as Superior Court judge James Bodiford sent the jury home, then chewed out the def...

 

A Georgia U.S. Senate race that has attracted national media attention and was even lampooned on Saturday Night Live comes to an end Tuesday.

 

Public Policy Polling of North Carolina, Nov. 29-30: (PDF)

 

On Monday night the three brightest objects in the night sky — Venus, Jupiter and a crescent moon — will crowd around each other for an unusual group shot.

 
 

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