Crowds descend on lounge parking lot, grab booze after metro Atlanta club owners evicted
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NIH cuts target Georgia’s biomedical sector, risking research, jobs, experts say
The Trump administration announced major cuts to federal biomedical research funding beginning Monday that will hit Georgia institutions hard, experts say.
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A talk with Andy Stanley on the church, extremism and getting back to its mission
The founder of North Point Community Church talks about divisions within the church and healing his relationship with his father, Dr. Charles F. Stanley.
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10 years ago AirTran flew its last flight. Many in Atlanta still miss it
Dec. 28, 2024 marks 10 years since the final flight of AirTran Airways. The plucky low-cost carrier with an Atlanta hub was folded into Southwest Airlines.
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I took the test to become a Gwinnett 911 operator. Here’s what it takes
I took a two-hour exam testing my typing and multitasking skills to find out if I could take on the high-stress job.
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Children with rare heart condition cautious about missing a beat
Children’s Healthcare of Atlanta’s heart clinics treat about 200 children a year. This includes Audrey Koch, a Roswell teen with a heart condition called Long QT syndrome.
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Atlanta bought two 10,000-acre forests for a second airport. It might sell them
Atlanta officials have spent more than a year weighing a secret offer from the state Department of Natural Resources to purchase the properties for permanent conservation.
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Once a powerhouse, Abrams-founded New Georgia Project roiled by turmoil and layoffs
The voter registration project founded by Stacey Abrams is facing dire challenges after being hit with a historic state fine, layoffs and deepened tensions.
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Atlanta’s Koreatown has been moving north for years. Here’s why
Buford Highway in Doraville was Atlanta’s premier Koreatown for decades. It's shifted north. Here's why.
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Suspect arrested 4 months after killing, SWAT standoff in SW Atlanta, police say
Tyshier Denike, 21, is accused of killing his roommate over money in early October.
The DEI hit list is an assault on history
Scrubbing history is just one way federal agencies and contractors have responded to the executive order banning federal Diversity, Equity, and Inclusion programs.
Front Porch Project opens doors to equity and opportunity
A Sweet Auburn development ensures equitable access to housing, enterprise and community programming while preserving the rich history of the neighborhood.
Trump’s misguided CIA overhaul puts national security at risk
Gutting an institution of its talent and experience weakens its ability to function when it matters most.
Dissolving the Department of Education would harm vulnerable students
Funds tied to federal educational laws would be redirected to states without federal oversight to ensure compliance.
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Photos: Kendrick Lamar stars in halftime show
Kendrick Lamar performs during halftime of the NFL Super Bowl 59 football game between the Kansas City Chiefs and the Philadelphia Eagles, Sunday, Feb.
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Photos: Eagles win big over Chiefs in Super Bowl 59
No threepeat for Kansas City as Philadelphia dominates from start to finish in the final game of the 2024 NFL season.
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Photos: Hawks defeat the Bucks
Photos from the Hawks vs. Milwaukee Bucks game on Friday, Feb. 7, 2025. The Hawks won 115-110.