AJC Investigations
Foris
AJC INVESTIGATION

Atlanta paid him more than the mayor. It has little record of his work.

City has produced little to show what former government official-turned-contractor Foris Webb III did to earn $420,000 a year, AJC investigation finds.

Cofield Escape
AJC INVESTIGATION

How a dangerous and very rich con artist escaped federal prison

No one is explaining the breaks that landed Arthur Lee Cofield Jr. in a minimum security camp.

Alt Med - List
RISKY MEDICINE

Tempted to try a wellness or longevity treatment? Here’s what experts say

Patients may not know that these treatments are experimental or about the risks they may pose. The latest in AJC’s investigation of alternative medicine in Georgia.

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A robot dog patrols an Atlanta apartment instead of a human security guard

Weekend Reads

Cobb County school board

Outrage over Trump’s Cobb County visit fuels tense school board meeting

After a presidential visit promoting child savings accounts turned into a Republican rally, some residents questioned whether district leaders prioritized students.

Malcolm-Jamal Warner

Drowned Atlanta actor failed to honor prenup, widow says in lawsuit

Malcolm-Jamal Warner’s mother is being sued by his widow in DeKalb County.

The Viral Milk That Helped Set Off America's Protein Boom

Hackers claim attack on Coca-Cola’s Fairlife, threaten to leak data

The Atlanta beverage giant shut down U.S. production of its dairy brand Fairlife after a ransomware attack.

Arts and Entertainment
ar they dead
BOOKSHELF

‘Are They Dead Yet?’ considers the art of the newspaper obituary

Veteran journalist Sam Roberts examines the history and evolution of the death notice.

Thrillz Atlanta

What to expect at now-open massive indoor adventure park Thrillz Atlanta

More than 20 attractions are featured across a 56,000-square-foot venue, which opened Thursday.

Atlanta media figures

Who has come and gone in Atlanta radio and TV in 2026

Some of the biggest arrivals, departures and changes in Atlanta media involve personalities like Big Tigger, Kristin Klingshirn and David Chandley.

GUEST COLUMN

Keisha Lance Bottoms shouldn’t rebuke Black businesses like Toast on Lenox

Former mayor should have calmed the storm surrounding Rick Jackson’s visit to Buckhead restaurant.

July 23, 2026
PATRICIA MURPHY

Rick Jackson gets emotional. It might make him the next governor of Georgia.

The tears well up, whether he’s talking about his traumatic childhood or being a ‘voice for the voiceless.’

July 23, 2026
GUEST COLUMN

Downtown Atlanta leader’s view: 6 reasons the World Cup was a hit

COVID harmed the city center, but the World Cup brought new life to the area, much like the Olympics did in 1996.

July 24, 2026
THE STEERING COLUMN

Permanent daylight saving time: Safer commutes or darker mornings?

Permanent daylight saving time would move an hour of daylight from the morning to the evening.

July 23, 2026

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Hall of Fame Legends Parade in Cooperstown

PHOTOS: Andruw Jones, Chipper Jones and other Braves join Hall of Fame Legends Parade

The former Brave will become the 8th Hall of Famer for the 1990s Braves after he is officially inducted in Cooperstown on Sunday.

Indoor facilities

PHOTOS: An inside look at Thomas County Central’s new $25 million practice facility

Defending football state champion Thomas County Central opened its $25 million practice facility in March.

Baseball Hall of Fame weekend in Cooperstown

PHOTOS: Hall of Fame Weekend starts in Cooperstown

Baseball fans take in the National Baseball Hall of Fame and Museum in Cooperstown as part of the Hall of Fame weekend.