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U.S. Supreme Court revives Atlanta family’s lawsuit over botched FBI raid
The U.S. Supreme Court sent the case back to appeals court, giving the family another chance to pursue claims against the federal government over the raid.
Metro Transportation
Downtown utility repairs will shut down Atlanta Streetcar for months
Georgia Power and the City of Atlanta Watershed Department need to make repairs along streetcar route.
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Fani Willis subpoena fight will head to Georgia Supreme Court
The Georgia Supreme Court will decide whether Fulton County District Attorney Fani Willis must comply with a subpoena from the state Senate.
Things to Do This Weekend
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It’s ‘Morphin Time’ for 45 Power Ranger alums in Atlanta
Organizers are expecting at least 4,000 Power Ranger enthusiasts for the Ranger Stop and Pop Con, which first came to Atlanta in 2019.
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15 family-friendly things to do in metro Atlanta this weekend
Choose from a wide variety of Juneteenth, Father’s Day and Flag Day events.
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This show has insatiable fans of David Bowie and Kate Bush covered
The Band Who Fell to Earth and Hounds of Love, tribute bands to David Bowie and Kate Bush respectively, have some overlapping members. Both bands play Avon Theater, Saturday.
Georgia and Metro News
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After catching China wave, Savannah port has plan to ride out tariff storm
Trade with China fueled the Georgia port’s rapid rise two decades ago. Now it’s banking on more ships from other Asian countries.
Summer Wellness & Safety
Atlanta swim coach warns parents to be wary of flotation devices
Using a life jacket or similar swim aid can actually increase the rate of drowning, Gina Torjak explains.
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Summer camp bag checklist could save you from a midday meltdown
From bug spray to bandages, here are tips from a local nurse on how to pack smart.
Here’s how teens can work out for free at Planet Fitness this summer
Now in its fifth year, its High School Summer Pass program is designed to support youth health and wellness.
Father's Day
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Atlanta dad, scientist offers top tips from ‘Father Nature’
Emory University professor James Rilling, author of “Father Nature: The Science of Paternal Potential,” has some advice for new fathers.
Military deserves Americans’ respect, not a parade as a political spectacle
President Donald Trump ordered a parade for the 250th anniversary of the U.S. Army, which coincides with his birthday. The taxpayer cost could reach $45 million.
Georgia is on the path to a cleaner, sustainable future
While the state has made progress, expanding renewable energy incentives, strengthening emissions regulations, and investing in climate adaptation strategies will be crucial.
Georgia enacted lawsuit verdict reform law. Courts must ensure fairness.
Georgia Gov. Brian Kemp made tort reform a priority for 2025, and he and the Georgia General Assembly delivered. Now, the judiciary must do its part.
I’m a survivor of violence. New Ga. law gives me and other Black women justice.
When even stars like Cassie and Megan Thee Stallion are doubted, laws like the Georgia Survivor Justice Act are needed to take abuse into account during sentencing.
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Andrew Morse is running toward a quieter mind
AJC president and publisher will once again be in the Peachtree Road Race crowd July 4th.
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PHOTOS: CDC protesters warn of 'destruction' in Trump budget
A protest Tuesday at the Centers for Disease Control and Prevention over budget cuts tipped over into calls by health workers for Health and Human Services Secretary Robert F.
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PHOTOS: Braves take two of three in series vs. Brewers
The Braves were able to take the rubber game of their three-game series with the Brewers, defeating Milwaukee, 6-2, on Wednesday.
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PHOTOS: Protest against ICE raids in metro Atlanta ends in chaos
A protest over ICE raids and immigration enforcement turned chaotic in metro Atlanta, with fireworks, tear gas and arrests on June 10, 2025.