A study will be launched this week to help identify the source of elevated bacteria levels in a lake in Columbia County’s Woodbridge community.

An Atlanta firefighter was injured Tuesday battling a predawn blaze at a mutli-story building near Oakland Cemetery that houses condominiums and a couple of businesses

But a Cherokee County Superior Court judge ruled last week the association's enforcement was arbitrary and unreasonable, and that the 2005 Freedom to Display the American Flag Act passed by Congress allows the pole.

Collier Green Condo President Angela Davis met with the city of Atlanta on Friday to get to the bottom of a water meter mystery. The meter indicated that the Collier Road complex used more than $17,000 worth of water in August.

A Canton man, who has fought for more than a year to keep his 16-foot flag pole up, is celebrating victory after a judge ruled in his favor on Wednesday.

Residents of the Eastlake section in SummerGrove who have put up with an eyesore in their neighborhood since early 2008 may finally have something to celebrate

Snakes, skunks and other pests are keeping residents in one subdivision indoors, said a subdivision representative.

For five years, the lake's dam has been deemed as unsafe by the Georgia Department of Natural Resources.

After more than a year in housing bubble limbo, units in two high-profile metro Atlanta condo towers are about to hit the market.

CBS Atlanta found that the neighborhood covenants, do, in fact, require approval from a committee before flagpoles and other structures can be put up.

Just before Bruce Gallman and Jerry Miller opened their $33 million-plus Castleberry Point project near downtown Atlanta in the fall of 2008, they thought they had 70 percent of the units sold.

The Lenox Park Homeowner’s Association said they installed surveillance cameras in the park as a pro-active response to fight crime

The folks who live in the Hampton Place subdivision just off Quacco Road said they can't get anyone to help them out after heavy rains deluged their neighborhood

A condominium owner who's been without water for over a year is pleading with the Magnolia Lane

Georgia is home to an estimated 25,000 associations, most of which are in metro Atlanta

When Helen Burgess fell behind on her bills after being diagnosed with cancer, she was able to work out payment plans on her mortgage, car note, credit card and tax obligations to the Internal Revenue Service.

A Bluffton woman in the Edgefield community was charged $365 tow fee for parking partly on the grass.

A Woodstock veteran is awaiting a decision on whether he must take down a 16-foot flag pole in his front yard.

Balser and Smith live in the W Residences downtown, which is about 10 percent sold. In other words, 90 percent vacant.

After eight months of firing off letters and e-mails to his homeowners association, the developer, builder and Gwinnett County planners, Northington has hired an attorney.