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Georgia’s the last holdout on cockfighting. A new law could make it a felony
Because Georgia does not have a specific law against cockfighting, investigators say visitors are coming to the Peach State to participate.
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‘What absolute clowns’: Ossoff blasts senior Trump administration officials over group chat
While Republicans downplayed the incident, Georgia Sens. Jon Ossoff and Raphael Warnock blasted the news that a journalist was included on a group chat with Trump officials.
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Georgia ports book record trade, brace for slowdown as April tariffs loom
The Georgia Ports Authority's business has remained robust through March. But more tariffs that Trump has threatened to introduce in April could dent record trade.
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A man found dead in North Georgia 39 years ago has been ID’d, but his killer has not
David Clary's skeletal remains were found in the woods in North Georgia in 1986, but it took until this year for him to finally be identified.
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Construction worker who fell 19 floors wasn’t wearing harness, police say
Launier Bonilla was identified by police as a subcontractor at the Centennial Yards site.
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A man found dead in North Georgia 39 years ago has been ID’d, but his killer has not
David Clary's skeletal remains were found in the woods in North Georgia in 1986, but it took until this year for him to finally be identified.
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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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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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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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Gridlock Guy: Lessons learned from becoming a true Atlanta commuter
After years of covering conditions during drive time, I am a part of the gridlock daily. Here are a few lessons that my joining the masses in Atlanta traffic has given me.
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Atlanta employees asked to return to City Hall in April
Atlanta Mayor Andre Dickens administration has mandated that thousands of employees return to in-person work at City Hall in April.
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Ed Buckley, top Atlanta civil rights lawyer, dies after cancer battle
Prominent Atlanta-based employment and civil rights attorney Ed Buckley died Wednesday after battling cancer.
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Opinion: Why fears about range anxiety really have more to do with time
For years, the biggest hurdle to widespread electric vehicle adoption was thought to be “range anxiety." But that's not quite right.
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Georgia company behind Smite video game cuts jobs as industry struggles
Hi-Rez Studios is one of dozens of video game studios that have shed jobs over the past year.
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Turning left will never be the same: GDOT to open new interchange in DeKalb
The Georgia Department of Transportation expects to open a “displaced left turn” on Saturday at the intersection of North Druid Hills Road and I-85.
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Georgia has a shortage of school psychologists. Bill may be a ‘game changer’
A better way to hire out-of-state school psychologists and more mental health funding could be on the horizon for Georgia schools.
Georgia could lose nearly all HIV prevention funds with proposed CDC cuts
Georgia's HIV prevention program is 100% funded by the federal government.