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Another ‘above-normal’ hurricane season may be on the way, forecasters say
Ahead of the start of hurricane season on June 1, a new forecast predicts the Atlantic Basin will produce an above average number of tropical storms this year.
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Atlanta could break heat records this week as Braves play home opener
The Braves’ bats may not be hot, but Truist Park will be. The team's home opener against the Miami Marlins will be played in the middle of a three-day heat wave.
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The Steering Column: The road trip then vs. now
At 62, I still have fond memories of family road trips. I wonder how a technologically advanced generation would take to traveling without their electronics.
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‘Total chaos.’ Georgians scramble as tariffs shake the global economy
One of the first places consumers are likely to see the impact of the tariffs is the grocery store. But so many things Georgians purchase are imported.
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$19B data center campus called ‘Project Bunkhouse’ proposed in Georgia
Dozens of data center announcements have flooded the Atlanta area over the past few years, but the latest such proposal is poised to be the largest of them all.
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DA questions charges for Tifton woman arrested after miscarriage in Georgia
After national news outlets decried Georgia’s abortion law’s role in the arrest of a Tifton woman who suffered a miscarriage, prosecutors appear unlikely to pursue charges.
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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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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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Sevierville, TN: An outdoor enthusiasts' playground
Sevierville, Tennessee, rolls out the outdoor welcome mat for a multitude of adventures or a relaxation getaway.
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PHOTOS: Confederate memorials in metro Atlanta
Some of the memorials to the Confederacy and its leaders found in metro Atlanta's public (and some private) spaces
Markets tumble, stocks of top Georgia firms fall in wake of tariffs
Stock futures sunk overnight, including for several big Georgia companies, and a major business group warned of pain from the growing trade war.
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Another ‘above-normal’ hurricane season may be on the way, forecasters say
Ahead of the start of hurricane season on June 1, a new forecast predicts the Atlantic Basin will produce an above average number of tropical storms this year.
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Where to eat and drink at the Battery Atlanta at Truist Park
List of restaurants and best places to eat at The Battery Atlanta at Truist Park, the new Atlanta Braves stadium.
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Watch out, spring breakers: Friday could break records at the Atlanta airport
TSA estimates Friday, April 4 is projected to see a record-breaking 115,000 Atlanta security screenings.
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Training center opponents vow to complicate 2025 city elections
Opponents of the law enforcement training center, known to some as "Cop City," told the AJC they promise to be a thorn in the side for Mayor Andre Dickens as he campaigns.
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Atlanta employers turning away from undocumented immigrants
Companies are becoming more diligent about hiring workers with lawful status, a staffing industry leader says.
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Atlanta could break heat records this week as Braves play home opener
The Braves’ bats may not be hot, but Truist Park will be. The team's home opener against the Miami Marlins will be played in the middle of a three-day heat wave.
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Cobb County proposes restarting incinerators for sewage sludge
Two incinerators would burn again at one of Cobb’s wastewater treatment plants along the Chattahoochee River, but neighbors are concerned about potential mercury discharge.
