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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 -- Gov. Sonny Perdue said Tuesday that homeowner tax grants have helped fatten local government coffers but have been "ineffective" in driving Georgia's property taxes down.

 

Researchers who thawed out the supposed body said it is really a rubber costume.

 

A Gwinnett County man is accused of posing as a police officer, a chaplain and a military man during a traffic stop.

 

Kennesaw State University police said they are investigating an accident in which a student was struck by a truck and thrown a short distance in front of campus.

 

Authorities continue their search for 11 people still unaccounted for in a flooded area of the Grand Canyon.

 

SENECA, S.C. -- Oconee County officials say a preliminary investigation shows an 85-year-old Seneca man drowned in Lake Keowee. Coroner Karl Addis says Harry Ralph Geist of Seneca was swimming with hi...

 

High winds from Fay give a kite boarder a wild ride that ends in the hospital.

 

Suwanee Police captured and removed a 2-foot alligator outside a home, much to the relief of local residents.

 

Atlanta's city council voted to pull Atlanta's oldest firehouse off the budget chopping block.

 

Actress Christina Applegate says she has a clean bill of health after being treated for breast cancer.

 
 

Statewide Headlines from The Atlanta Journal-Constitution

Can you believe it? Georgia's "Bigfoot" was just a big hoax. The body of a supposed ape-man found in the North Georgia mountains was nothing but an empty rubber monkey suit embedded in ice, ...

 

In the end, a former Georgia Tech employee who stole $316,000 with university credit cards stood mute before a federal judge as she was sentenced to 32 months in prison. Donna Renee Gamble of Marietta...

 

Every day, Lake Lanier's water level is setting a new record low for that date. Less than 60 miles to the west, Lake Allatoona has been full or nearly full all year. Both lakes are critical to metro A...

 

State agencies are preparing to furlough employees and slash spending because of the budget crisis, but insurance companies, pig farmers and donors to private-school scholarship groups are keeping the...

 

Guatemalan President Alvaro Colom spoke with representatives of Atlanta's Guatemalan community Tuesday, as he took a break from the second annual Americas Competitiveness Forum. The forum, held at the...

 

A child advocacy group says the state has failed to live up to a court settlement in which the state agreed to find permanent homes for more children in foster care. Children's Rights Inc. today (Aug....

 

A food service distribution company has announced it will close its plant in Tifton, cutting dozens of jobs. According to Nashville, Tennessee-based COI, the move will eliminate 200 jobs. The company ...

 

University of Georgia administrators want to rename campus buildings after three former governors. The proposals would rename the Student Learning Center in honor of Zell Miller. UGA also wants to ren...

 

A dramatic 911 call made Aug. 2 by Johns Creek resident Darlene Dukes put metro Atlanta's emergency medical response system under scrutiny. A Fulton County 911 operator was fired for mishandling Dukes...

 

Bigfoot lived in North Georgia, and his cousins are still there. That's what a pair of Clayton County outdoorsmen claim. But if they have definitive evidence to prove it, it wasn't presented at a pres...

 
 

Metro Atlanta News and Information from The Atlanta Journal-Constitution

Can you believe it? Georgia's "Bigfoot" was just a big hoax.

 

Gwinnett County Police Chief Charles Walters has been suspended for 10 days without pay, county officials said.

 

Two of Martin Luther King Jr.'s children have been sued by the institution their mother founded the latest chapter in a family drama that has become increasingly more public in recent years.

 

In the end, a former Georgia Tech employee who stole $316,000 with university credit cards stood mute before a federal judge as she was sentenced to 32 months in prison.

 

Atlanta terrorism defendant Syed Haris Ahmed's statements that he considered planning a terrorist attack and dying a martyr waging jihad can be used against him at trial, a judge has ruled.

 

A Buford couple is facing criminal charges in connection with a scheme to defraud six elderly Alzheimer's patients at a Buford nursing home.

 

Every day, Lake Lanier's water level is setting a new record low for that date.

 

For the past few years, Atlanta's ambitious Beltline project has struggled to get off the ground without much in the way of funding.

 

Gov. Sonny Perdue said Tuesday the state's $428 million homeowner grants he wants to eliminate have been ineffective in keeping down property taxes in Georgia.

 

State agencies are preparing to furlough employees and slash spending because of the budget crisis, but insurance companies, pig farmers and donors to private-school scholarship groups are keeping the...

 
 

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