I-285 will close dozens of times for construction. Round 2 is this weekend.
GDOT plans to shut down a busy westside section of the interstate from 7 p.m. Friday, June 5 through 5 a.m. Monday, June 8.
Charlie Brown, developer who reshaped the city and Atlanta suburbs, dies
Real estate developer who helped lead the Atlantic Station project and many notable suburban office parks died at 87.
After Spirit exit, other airlines flood into its former Atlanta routes
The airline’s Atlanta leased spaces like gates remain tied up in bankruptcy proceedings.
‘Tulsa King’ leaving production in Atlanta for New York for possible Season 5
This is yet another blow to the stagnant TV and film business in Georgia.
15 family-friendly events in Atlanta this weekend
The fun includes a Butterfly Festival at the Chattahoochee Nature Center and the return of the Georgia Aquarium’s Glow Nights.
Freddie Hendricks, who mentored Kandi Burruss, Kenan Thompson, wins Tony honor
The veteran Atlanta drama teacher will take home the 10th Excellence in Teaching Award during Sunday’s celebration of Broadway.
Mike Luckovich: Demanding rat
The AJC's award-winning editorial cartoonist gives his take on the news.
18 hours agoHIV used to be a death sentence. Federal funds that helped me are now at risk.
‘One Big Beautiful Bill’ is doing away with healthcare investments that kept Americans alive and well.
2 hours agoWith degrees in doubt, Dr. Cheyenne Bryant’s credentials need more clarity
Inconsistencies and unanswered questions have raised red flags and fueled calls for greater transparency.
June 3, 2026Sorry, liberals. Jon Ossoff isn’t running for president.
He’s JB Pritzker in a JFK package. Gavin Newsom without the homeless crisis. Mayor Pete, but employed. But don't expect Georgia's Sen. Jon Ossoff to run for president.
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PHOTOS: Georgia Tech loses pivotal game to Oklahoma in baseball regionals
The Yellow Jackets, a No. 2 overall seed fielding their most acclaimed team in program history, didn’t make it past the Atlanta Regional.
PHOTOS: Jon Ossoff and Keisha Lance Bottoms hit campaign trail
Sen. Jon Ossoff and gubernatorial candidate Keisha Lance Bottoms joined forces in a rally for each other's election bids.
Weird Al Yankovic
"Weird Al" Yankovic graced his largest Atlanta stage ever in his lengthy career, drawing more than 10,000 fans to Ameris Bank Amphitheatre in Alpharetta May 31, 2026.
