Over 10,000 chemicals are allowed in American food. Here's why
Georgia Republican says Trump "moving a little too fast" on spending cuts
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National Weather Service staff cuts may put lives at risk, meteorologists say
The firings of hundreds of National Weather Service employees will affect local forecasters’ ability to warn the public about dangerous weather, local meteorologists warn.
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Ex-chief of staff for Cobb sheriff convicted of making false statements
Cobb sheriff's former chief of staff convicted of making false statements
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Five years on from COVID, scarred CDC faces bird flu, measles and Trump
The first COVID case in Georgia was found on March 2, 2020, in two Fulton County residents who had just returned from a region in Italy where infections were surging.
GSP’s aggressive pursuit culture endangers public like few other state agencies in the country, AJC finds
The major takeaways from the AJC's investigation of the GSP's pursuit policies and how they affect bystanders
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Embark on a journey through Daytona Beach’s history
You’re not wrong if white, sandy beaches and motor sports come to mind when thinking about Daytona Beach, but did you...
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Vacation in Pensacola to discover art, history and more
While Pensacola is well-known for its beautiful beaches, this Florida city also is a premier destination for arts and...
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Northside RN says hospital ‘really invests in nurses’
There’s no average day for registered nurse Boris Bates in the Pulmonary Acute Care department at Northside Hospital...
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Tariffs will raise prices, it’s just a matter of how much, Atlanta Fed says
The proposed tariffs on China, Mexico, Canada and other U.S. trading partners could raise prices for consumers on everyday items by up to 2.6%, according to a new study.
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Radio silence: Atlanta Mayor Dickens has no contact with White House
More than a month into the second Trump administration, Dickens has had no contact with the president or his staff.
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R.E.M. performs in Athens for first time in two decades
All four members of the legendary band R.E.M. briefly reunited on stage in their hometown Athens, Georgia.
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New Atlanta airport GM will make $475,000, a 55% increase
The city has offered the next general manager of Hartsfield-Jackson, Ricky Smith, a $475,000 salary — up from the current $306,000 rate.
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Assembly Studios boosts Gray Media as turbulence hits entertainment
Amid a slower period for film and television production in Georgia and general macroeconomic uncertainty, Assembly Studios owner Gray Media is optimistic.
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2 Cobb house fires leave 1 dead, several residents and firefighters hurt
One person is dead and three residents are injured after a house fire in Marietta that also injured three firefighters in the early morning hours Friday.
Delta to add first Marrakech route, launch Atlanta-Accra flights in late 2025
Delta first launched service to Africa in 2006, and now has nonstop flights to five cities on the continent year-round.
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MARTA says Atlanta intentionally delaying Five Points renovation permits
MARTA General Manager and CEO Collie Greenwood told board members this week that the city has thrown up a variety of roadblocks.
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Delta turns 100: It all started with the boll weevil
Delta has grown from a crop duster to Atlanta’s largest private employer and the nation’s most profitable airline.