Georgia's GOP members of Congress reflect on election night shift to Democrats, with Marjorie Taylor Greene saying: Deliver on promises or ‘don’t expect return customers.'

In this week's election, 1.5 million voters voiced their views. An AJC analysis breaks down who voted and who didn't.

A crash blocked several lanes of I-85 South in DeKalb County early Friday but they have reopened now.

A warning beep is helpful, but only if the sensor providing the information is accurate. That is not always the case. Here's how to keep those systems running at their peak.

The parents of a 23-year-old killed by a Spalding County deputy say their son was unarmed and running away when he was shot four times.

The U.S. Department of Veterans Affairs says people frequently confuse the two holidays.

Georgia ranks high in college debt and low in needs-based aid it offers students. About 75% of Georgians support the state broadly offering financial aid based on need.

Carlie Irsay-Gordon, co-owner and CEO of the Colts, wears a headset on game days and attends team meetings — a rare approach that’s earned her deep respect in Indiana.

The Falcons practiced in Berlin ahead of Sunday's game against the Colts. Atlanta hopes to rebound from a three-game skid and contain NFL rushing leader Jonathan Taylor.

Kirby Smart knows Georgia will have a challenge containing Mississippi State's explosive pass game on Saturday.

Georgia does not control fate when it comes to reaching the SEC title game, but potential pitfalls remain for all of the contenders.

Yellow Jackets score more than twice the Highlanders’ baskets in front of thousands of kids.

Key, because of his success in transforming the Yellow Jackets, is a popular choice for message board fodder and sports talk show banter.

The Hawks’ former senior vice president of financial planning and analysis allegedly spent years stealing money from the organization.

The Braves declined the club options on relievers Pierce Johnson and Tyler Kinley, meaning that three of their top relievers will be free agents.

Off the field, the Atlanta Braves were a hit, with third-quarter revenue up 7% from 2024. That's little solace for fans who see ticket prices rising while the payroll isn't.

'Tata,' as he's known, took over Atlanta United as an expansion team in 2016 and led the Five Stripes to the MLS Cup two seasons later before resigning for personal reasons.

Martino managed the team in its first season and is its most successful leader.

Loren Maxwell, creator of the Maxwell Ratings, says his proposed alternative to the GHSA’s postseason rankings formula is more accurate.

About nine months out from the Peachtree Road Race, the AJC's Nicole Bennett shares an update on her training, plus info on counting steps, running snacks and go-to trails.

Kennesaw State has reached bowl eligibility for the first time in program history on the strength of an experienced and stout offensive line.

Metro Atlanta added 20 restaurants in October and saw just a few closures, including longtime Atlanta restaurant Eats.

Despite a public relations gaffe with a prematurely published news release, the Michelin Guide ceremony in Greenville, South Carolina, was noteworthy.

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Nearly a year of renovation has almost doubled the size of the National Center for Civil and Human Rights, giving it a fresh dimension, including a children's exhibit space.

The French conductor and contralto with a long list of international accolades is in her fourth season as the Atlanta Symphony Orchestra’s music director.

Birmingham, Alabama, has become a haven for hikers and bikers in search of connections.

A registered dietitian and nutritionist at Atlanta's Emory University shares advice for those experiencing a reduction in SNAP benefits or struggling to make ends meet.

Georgia gardener Walter Reeves answers questions about stinkhorn mushrooms, beetle damage in Japanese maples and dying azalea branches.

Debbie Gibson will join the Marcus Jewish Community Center of Atlanta Book Festival to talk about her memoir, "Eternally Electric," which she hopes captures her resilience.

While former "Bert Show" host Brian Moote has landed a new job on Star 94, his former Bull co-host, Jeremy "Otis" Maher, has lost his job at Power and The Bull.

Dedicated to a singular subject offers deep dives on an artist, a sports figure, a pop culture icon and more.

This North Carolina plateau has a lot on offer.

Ready to return to work? Linda Matzigkeit's inspiring program at Children’s Healthcare of Atlanta helps moms rebuild skills and confidence after career breaks.

SNAP benefit delays are leaving Georgia families hungry. Here’s how to support local food banks, donate smartly and make an impact in your community.