DOJ Case in Context
Federal judge on Friday dismissed DOJ case seeking Georgians’ sensitive voter data
Judge ruled the case had been filed in the wrong court.
Raffensperger says County’s ‘clerical error’ does not nullify votes
A story making the rounds online claims that more than 300,000 votes were 'illegally certified' in 2020. Georgia's secretary of state says the votes were legal.
Attorneys who represented Georgia Republicans now handling DOJ voting cases
Two U.S. Justice Department voting section attorneys have backgrounds representing Georgia Republicans in election disputes.
CMA Award winners among headliners for inaugural Atlanta Braves fest
The new festival, merging mainstream and rising country acts, will support the Atlanta Braves Foundation.
Here are 4 Atlanta musicians you should have on your radar in 2026
Who is the next big artist from Georgia? Meet four likely candidates.
Bert Kreischer leans into ‘shirtless’ schtick in Atlanta-shot Netflix comedy
He’s also coming to Gas South Arena Jan. 31.
New, not improved: UGA changes class schedule for the first time in 5 years
13 hours agoRegistering for a waitlist, not a class, has become the new norm
Many Kennesaw State University students find themselves on waitlists more than in actual classes.
13 hours agoAtlanta’s drop in murders is a quiet miracle. Here’s how to sustain progress.
The crime decline suggests that in cities across America, people have been reconstructing trust, cooperation and collective efficacy.
12 hours agoHealth system fails Black women with cervical cancer. They deserve better.
The healthcare system should not treat patients’ survival as optional. Doctors should listen to them and policies should protect them.
10 hours agoShe’s ready to move Alvin Ailey boldly forward
As the new artistic director, Alicia Graf Mack leads with authenticity and reclaims movement as storytelling.
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PHOTOS: Scenes from icy winter storm in Metro Atlanta
The first wave of the ice storm in Georgia tapers off, but more to come as ice storm warning in effect, including in metro Atlanta.
PHOTOS: Georgia readies for incoming ice storm
GEMA, GDOT and Georgia power prepare for ice storm headed for Georgia.
PHOTOS: Metro Atlanta ICE protest join national effort
Some Metro Atlanta schools, colleges and communities particpated in planned nationwide walkouts and protests against U.S.
