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Veterans Affairs shakes up leadership in Augusta amid concerns
The VA announced a leadership shakeup at its Augusta Health Care System, citing “potential issues and questions regarding organizational health and workplace culture.”
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Delta jet that crashed and flipped in Toronto descended at high speed, report said
A preliminary report into the Delta Air Lines flight that crashed in Toronto last month has been released.
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Looming cuts to NIH funding have Atlanta startup founders on edge
Atlanta startups that help move scientific innovations to market — creating jobs and furthering industry and academic collaboration — are anxious about federal funding cuts.
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Frivolous lawsuits are driving up Uber fares — help stop them
Safety has long been a top priority at Uber.
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NURSES ENTER NOW: Win a Zoo Atlanta Family membership today!
Northside Hospital and The Atlanta Journal-Constitution are teaming up to give away Zoo Atlanta Family Memberships.
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Springing into fun: Alpine Helen awaits your family
Alpine Helen is your destination for outdoor activities to get the blood pumping.
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CDC protesters ask RFK Jr. to visit Atlanta and see their work
Atlanta-based workers are baffled by Trump administration cuts to research that directly supports departmental health improvement goals.
Plan to shrink Veterans Affairs workforce prompts hope, dread in Georgia
The Trump administration has elicited a mix of hope and fear across Georgia this month since announcing it would slash the Veterans Affairs Department’s workforce by 15%.
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Midtown Alliance to develop park on former symphony hall and condo tower site
One of Midtown Atlanta’s largest eyesores is poised to become a rare park nuzzled among some of the city’s landmark skyscrapers.
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Can Atlanta fix its crumbling water system without a rate hike?
City officials estimate repairing and replacing thousands of pipes will take two decades and cost upwards of $2 billion.
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Atlanta exempts Beltline, others from parts of tree ordinance to expedite projects
Proponents say the move would allow Atlanta to clear a backlog of projects, but environmentalists warn it could hamper its ability to maintain its trademark tree canopy.
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Georgians on Medicaid Pathways program: Expand it and fix it
Georgia Pathways has just 6,500 enrollees. That’s a small fraction of its goals. Before it launched, Gov. Brian Kemp aides said it could attract perhaps 90,000 enrollees.
U-Haul offering 30 days of free storage to victims of deadly storms
After weekend storms unleashed tornadoes, dust and wildfires across Georgia and the South, U-Haul is offering free self-storage for victims facing a long rebuilding process.
Atlanta asks city departments to evaluate budget cuts of up to 10%
The city’s finance team has told the City Council that they are forecasting a $20 million budget deficit.