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PHOTOS: Braves' offensive misery returns in loss to Marlins
The Braves and the Marlins met for the second game of their three-game series at Truist Park, Saturday, April 5, 2025.
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PHOTOS: Crowd marches against Trump policies
Thousands march to Georgia Capitol, condemning Trump’s tariffs, government purge. Rally one of hundreds of rallies across the nation.
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PHOTOS: Sutton Stracke's guide to Masters week in Augusta
Bravo's Sutton Stracke is keeping traditions alive as she heads to Augusta to celebrate Masters week.
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Photos: The scene at Truist Park for the Braves home opener
Photos of fans at Truist Park and The Battery Atlanta on the day of the Braves' season opener, April 4, 2025.
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PHOTOS: Capitol doorkeepers keep order
The 17 House doorkeepers and their counterparts in the state Senate are as much a part of the fabric of the General Assembly at the Gold Dome itself.
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Photos: Braves win home opener against Marlins
After a 0-7 start for the season, the Braves bounced back with their home opener against the Miami Marlins at Truist Park on Friday, April 4, scoring a 10-0 victory.
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New photos of Children's Healthcare of Atlanta Park at Truist
See: The new Children's Healthcare of Atlanta Park at Truist, perfect for all families to play along
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PHOTOS: AJC Photos of the Month -- March
The Georgia Legislature session winds down, high basketball finals in Macon, the NCAA South Regional basketball games in Atlanta, Hurricane Helene recovery in Augusta and in S
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PHOTOS: Toylanta calls toy and action figure fans and collectors
Toylanta, a toy and festival convention, drew kids, the young at heart and collectors to Gas South Convention Center outside of Atlanta.
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PHOTOS: Crowd gathers to protest firings, budget cuts at CDC
About 10,000 people across the entire U.S. Department of Health and Human Services will be terminated. They include scientists, researchers, doctors and support staff.