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What’s in a name? New MARTA station name a nod to sports before World Cup
MARTA’s Board of Directors voted to change the name in time for the FIFA games and the 300,000 visitors expected to descend on Atlanta next summer.
A New Pope
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For metro Atlantans, first American pope symbolizes new era of harmony
Pope Leo XIV's choice of name signals a commitment to social justice, very much in line with the late Pope Francis’ global ministry.
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With Kemp out, here’s where the 2026 US Senate race in Georgia stands
Sen. Jon Ossoff says he’s ‘prepared to outwork and defeat’ any challenger as the growing field of Republican candidates emerges.
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Celebrate mom this weekend in Georgia with blooms and butterflies
Georgia moms can have a blooming good time at Atlanta Botanical Garden and Dahlonega Butterfly Farm this weekend.
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First COVID now tariffs, can Atlanta’s struggling office market bounce back?
Fears that tariffs could spark a recession, increase layoffs and spike construction costs have the office sector on pins and needles.
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15 things to do in metro Atlanta this weekend
Enjoy cultural performances, food, and music at the Suwanee Asian Festival, and see new murals, artwork at Marietta’s M2R TrailFest.
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Out Front’s world premiere gay musical ‘Trick!’ is a lighthearted joy
Like the 1999 gay cinema classic it‘s based on by screenwriter Jason Schafer — who adapted the book and lyrics here — the musical is charming, sweet and romantic.
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Art in many forms takes over Marietta at M2R TrailFest on Saturday
Guests will be able to see large-scale murals, art installations and performers such as musicians and aerialists.
Vacuums, AI and scales: some surprising new car features
Manufacturers add features to their cars every year to make life with our four-wheeled friends a little easier. Here are six new features you might not know exist.
General Assembly made schools safer by focusing on people, not guns
HB 268 set a standard for the country by establishing a system that notifies teachers, administrators, parents and law enforcement when school safety is threatened.
Are we doing enough for foster care children in Georgia?
When it comes to vulnerable families who are at risk of system involvement, if you see something, don’t just say something, do something.
05/08 cartoon: No escape
The AJC's award-winning editorial cartoonist gives his latest takes on the news.
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AJC salutes 10 of the region’s top nurses and 1 nurse leader
For the 20th consecutive year, The Atlanta Journal-Constitution has celebrated 10 of the region’s best nurses and one outstanding nurse leader.
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Peachtree with a Purpose supports track club’s efforts year-round
All the attention surrounding The Atlanta Journal-Constitution Peachtree Road Race goes a long way toward helping support the Atlanta Track Club.
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PHOTOS: 2025 Celebrating Nurses awards luncheon
For the 20th consecutive year, The Atlanta Journal-Constitution has celebrated 10 of the region’s best nurses and one outstanding nurse leader.
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PHOTOS: Braves defeat Reds in extra innings
The Braves defeated the Reds in 11 innings on Thursday at Truist Park to take three out four games in the series.
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PHOTOS: Pepsi challenge comes to Atlanta
Pepsi revives its Pepsi challenge in Atlanta, the headquarters of longtime rival Coke.