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Arts & Entertainment
Dagmar Midcap

CBS Atlanta to launch 5 p.m. newscast, expanding local coverage

The addition of the newscast is the latest update to CBS Atlanta’s programming schedule.

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BOOKSHELF

Find thrills and chills with books from these Georgia authors

Spring offerings include Taylor Brown’s ‘Wolvers’ and Emily Carpenter’s ‘A Spell for Saints and Sinners.’

Food and Dining
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How these Georgia restaurants capitalize on the viral soft serve margarita

Where to find the soft serve margarita and what to expect from this latest foodie trend.

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EXCLUSIVE

Alpharetta lands new concept from the team behind Buena Vida Tapas, Chicheria

The restaurant will launch with a fully gluten-free, seafood-forward menu and a tequila program this summer.

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RESTAURANT REVIEW

Füm brings Miami style, solicitous service and steep prices to west Midtown

New live-fire Italian restaurant delivers striking design with standout dishes, and just a few missteps.

THE STEERING COLUMN

Will the next generation of drivers buck SUVs?

SUVs rose to popularity with a generation of drivers rejecting what came before them. What will tomorrow’s drivers be buying?

April 10, 2026
BILL TORPY

404 fest not at fault for deadly mayhem? Residents beg to differ.

The city — both police and Mayor Andre Dickens — were quick to distance 404 Day from the mayhem. Residents argue that the youth were there because of the festival.

April 10, 2026
GUEST COLUMN

Atlanta is two cities at a crossroads. We can’t blow it — we must succeed.

Atlanta Mayor Andre Dickens Neighborhood Reinvestment Initiative is the path for the city's rising tide to lift all boats without leaving the most vulnerable behind.

April 10, 2026
OPINION

Iranians are trapped between bombs and repression but deserve a path to peace

History has shown that bombing does not produce democracy. Real, lasting change must come from within.

April 9, 2026
AJC Investigations
Georgia Innocence Project

Discovery of lost evidence is stunning twist in decades-old sex assault case

Sandeep “Sonny” Bharadia spent two decades behind bars for a crime he says he didn’t commit. A stunning discovery of missing evidence has led Savannah DA to reopen the case.

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Federal judge questions Georgia’s parole system, lets woman’s lawsuit proceed

A federal judge, citing an AJC investigation into juvenile lifers, found Georgia’s parole system may be so hollow it amounts to a constitutional violation.

City Hall Whistleblower

Whistleblowers’ plea rocked Atlanta City Hall, then fizzled

A year after Atlanta IG staff whistleblower letter, inspector general found evidence of criminal wrongdoing in one case, but many were closed with no serious findings.

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PHOTOS: Masters 2026 Round 3

Round 3 of the Masters began with Rory McIlroy taking an unprecedented six-shot lead into the weekend as he pursues a second straight Masters title.

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Photos: Low-tech tradition reigns at the Masters

Manually updated leaderboards. No cellphones. No cameras. No running on the course. Paper-filled cubbies of starting times and daily pairings. Chairs to reserve viewing spots.

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PHOTOS: Golf fashions at the Masters

Golf at the Masters is steeped in tradition, but patrons and golfers find a way to express their personalities through fashion.