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A message from AJC Editor Kevin Riley

We know that you are counting on us especially now to keep you informed with credible and in-depth news and info about the coronavirus. It is an important part of the essential role we play in our community. Atlanta Journal-Constitution editor Kevin Riley shares how the newspaper is committed and working around the clock as these stories continue to unfold.
March 18, 2020

AJC Editor Kevin Riley — who, like many of you, is working from his home office — has a message to share with readers in the video above. While the newsroom is empty, staffers with The Atlanta Journal-Constitution are working remotely so they can continue to bring you the latest news on the coronavirus pandemic.

We are focused on making sure that we provide the best possible and reliable information for you.

If you have story ideas, tips or a question you’d like to see us answer, please email KRiley@ajc.com.

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