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Man critically injured in downtown Atlanta shooting, police say
42-year-old North Carolina man critically injured in downtown Atlanta shooting.
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A kazoo ensemble tried to set a world record in Georgia. It was an earful.
Macon, Georgia tried Friday to break the world record for the largest kazoo ensemble, a mark set in 2011 in England with 5,190 participants at Royal Albert Hall.
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Women in business have made gains in Georgia and the U.S. But gaps persist
There are now more women in executive leadership ranks in Georgia and across the U.S. than there were a decade ago. But gaps persist.
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AJC Her+Story series launches with first profile, coverage of women in business
The Atlanta Journal-Constitution is launching a new series called AJC Her+Story to highlight women founders, creators, executives and professionals in metro Atlanta.
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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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Dive into the unique festivals of Daytona Beach this spring
Get ready for a unique experience that will leave you exhilarated and wanting more.
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Discover the allure of New Smyrna Beach: A getaway for all ages
New Smyrna Beach offers far more than just its renowned 17 miles of pristine, white-sand shores.
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Is Young Thug back outside? Atlanta rapper to headline another festival
Atlanta rapper Young Thug will headline festivals in Chicago and Belgium this summer, and teased new music under the name UY Scuti.
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Opinion: Cars can already drive themselves, sort of
If you haven’t been car shopping in a while, you might be surprised by Advanced Driver Assistance Systems so capable you might mistake them for self-driving vehicles.
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DeKalb superintendent eyes higher grad rate, braces for future budget issues
DeKalb Superintendent Devon Horton talked about the ups and downs of education at the annual State of the District Address.
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Dear Southwest loyalists: Delta wants you
Delta Air Lines is joining other airlines in trying to poach Southwest loyalists with a temporary status match offer.
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Advisers in Georgia man’s $110M Ponzi scheme must pay SEC
Former investment advisors whose clients put more than $62 million into a Marietta man’s alleged $110 million Ponzi scheme must pay the SEC $1.4 million.
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Inside Norfolk Southern’s safety ‘transformation’ since Ohio train disaster
Since a fiery derailment prompted a torrent of public outcry and negative headlines, Norfolk Southern says it has transformed the way safety fits into its business model.
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‘Welcome to Shirleyville’: Atlanta honors Franklin with new park, street renaming
Former Atlanta Mayor Shirley Franklin honored with park, street.
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Autopsy report contradicts police narrative in Cornelius Taylor case
The homeless man suffered “blunt force trauma” during a encampment clearing with heavy equipment by the city of Atlanta.
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Experts: Trump Health Department cuts would acutely impact Atlanta
Former CDC leaders: plan to cut 10,000 federal health workers could derail U.S. polio eradication plans abroad.
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Search continues for 4 Georgia soldiers; NATO clarifies chief’s earlier comments
Four soldiers who were stationed at Fort Stewart near Savannah, Georgia went missing in a training accident in Lithuania, a spokesman for the unit said Wednesday.