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Georgia lawmakers are going back into special session to fix an election administration problem of their own making. The solution should be transparent, open and nonpartisan.
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Apalachee shooting suspect’s trial moving out of Barrow County
The murder trial of Apalachee High School shooting suspect Colt Gray will be moved out of Barrow County and could take place this fall near Augusta, a judge said Thursday.
Mushi Ni finds a permanent home for its melting pot of Asian flavors
The pan-Asian former pop-up from married couple Michael Le and Tanya Jimenez offers impressive cooking and fabulous value, earning an AJC Critic's Pick.
Interim DA takes over in Statesboro area after predecessor’s sudden death
Jillian Gibson is taking over as the acting district attorney in the Ogeechee Judicial District after the elected official overseeing the office died late last week.
20 free things to do in metro Atlanta in June
From comedy shows and museums to experiences in nature, the city is alive with opportunity. Here are 20 of the best things to do in Atlanta in June that are totally free.
In finale with UGA golf, Chris Haack gets one more chance at another NCAA ring
The Georgia Bulldogs coach is completing his 30th and final season, and will take one last trip to the NCAA golf championship.
What to know about Georgia Tech baseball’s opponents in Atlanta Regional
The Yellow Jackets host Oklahoma, The Citadel and Illinois Chicago in the Atlanta Regional.
4 HS football teams make recent hires; only 3 remain without coaches
Of the 94 coaching jobs that opened up in Georgia high school football, 91 have been filled.
For all his flaws, Tua Tagovailoa gives Falcons something they lack
Quarterback Tua Tagovailoa didn't have a great end to his tenure in Miami. But he does have something the Falcons have lacked the last several years: passing accuracy.
Falcons and Colts agree to joint practices ahead of Aug. 22 preseason game
The Falcons and the Colts will hold joint practices ahead of their Aug. 22 exhibition game. Atlanta will also host the Broncos and visit the Dolphins for preseason games.
Georgia Tech, UGA start runs toward College World Series. Here’s what to know.
What to know as Georgia and Georgia Tech start their respective runs toward the College World Series as two of the top three seeds in the country.
Arkansas AD fumes about game time against Georgia, requests schedule change
Georgia’s first SEC football game of the season will be at Arkansas on Sept. 19. ESPN announced Wednesday that the game will be played at 11 a.m. local time.
Kirby Smart sounds off on SEC championship game, playoff byes
Georgia coach Kirby Smart had plenty to say about the role of the SEC championship game and the challenges it brings with playoff field's pending expansion
Hawks give GM Onsi Saleh a promotion and a contract extension
Hawks GM Onsi Saleh, who was promoted to president of basketball operations, made moves that helped the team bypass the play-in tournament for the first time since 2020-21.
Acclaimed Southern Belle chef expanding with two restaurants this summer
Joey Ward, the chef behind popular Atlanta restaurants Southern Belle and Georgia Boy, is debuting two more casual concepts this summer.
Is MARTA World Cup ready? New Atlanta trains haven’t passed safety tests.
Days before the World Cup begins in Atlanta, MARTA’s new railcars have not passed required safety tests, raising concerns about delays in a $707 million project.
GPB’s ‘Marked!’ explores Georgia’s role in Revolutionary War via markers
Georgia Public Broadcasting uses historical markers as a springboard for episodes of the new show “Marked!” which explores the state’s role during the Revolutionary War.
7 Atlanta pop-ups you can’t miss over the next week
Looking for something to eat this week? From katsu sandos to cheesesteaks in Avondale Estates, here’s Punk Foodie’s must-try pop-ups list.
Nando’s Peri-Peri to open at Krog Street Market in early June
The South African chicken chain’s first intown Atlanta location will take over the former Bar Mercado space at Krog Street Mark.
UGA signee pitches Etowah to late-night win over North Paulding in 6A opener
Etowah's Matthew Sharman retired 12 of the last 14 North Paulding batters he faced in a game that wasn’t over until after midnight because of rain delays.
SEC adjusts scheduling starting in 2027, bids farewell to ‘Cupcake Weekend’
Commissioner Greg Sankey says the league will play conference games on the next-to-last week of each regular season starting in 2027.
As Falcons build foundation, Stefanski’s culture earns high marks
The Falcons are trying to understand their coaches as people and communicators, and through that, build an identity.
Falcons OLB James Pearce Jr.’s court case receives a new update
Atlanta Falcons linebacker James Pearce Jr.’s Miami criminal case is on hold after he entered a state intervention program. Charges will be dropped if he completes it.
From tarot cards to toys: SCAD grad rolls out products by licensing her art
Andrea Furtick attended Savannah College of Art and Design and stayed in Atlanta, finding mentorship through Atlanta Tech Village.