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Daycare safety in Georgia — A parents’ guide to choosing quality care

Six tips for how to compare Georgia daycares for licensing, child safety and ratings.

More roundabouts - and even the first traffic peanut - popping up across Georgia

GDOT is opting for roundabouts over traffic lights at hundreds of interstate interchanges and other high-traffic intersections across the state.

Georgia has no peers for data center construction. It now leads the US.

No other place in the United States currently has as much data center space under construction as the Atlanta area, according to new data from real estate services firm CBRE.

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Georgia Tech’s success is thanks to state leaders’ belief in higher education

Outgoing president Ángel Cabrera shares how the university has grown and thrived over the years.

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LETTERS TO EDITOR

Readers write

An Athens reader writes about living conditions at Valdosta State Prison, a Marietta reader writes about the Affordable Care Act and a Duluth reader writes about Donald Trump.

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KEISHA LANCE BOTTOMS

Georgians’ cost of living is too high. My plan makes life more affordable.

Keisha Lance Bottoms: I’m running for governor to fight for Georgia families by lowering costs and expanding affordable healthcare.

Oct 21, 2026
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Republicans have a record that puts Georgians’ safety and finances first

President Trump is rallying with candidates, energizing voters and reminding Americans that the GOP agenda is just getting started.

Oct 21, 2026

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PHOTOS: Atlanta Dream lead WNBA finals

The Atlanta Dream never trailed during the 97-71 victory in Game 3 against the Golden State Valkyries on Wednesday, Oct. 22, 2026. Game 4 is Saturday.

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PHOTOS: Journey brings farewell tour to Atlanta

Rock band Journey brought their farewell tour to State Farm Arena on Monday, Oct. 19, 2026, in Atlanta.

PHOTOS: UGA photojournalism students focus on the Georgia National Fair

Students in the Advanced Photojournalism course at the University of Georgia spent a long day documenting the Georgia National Fair, in its 38th year, charged with not showing