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99X guts its on-air staff as Cumulus Media makes massive cuts nationwide
Cumulus, which also owns Q99.7 and New Country 101.5, is facing major financial pressures.
Can a bakery owner-turned-artist help transform Atlanta into a country music hub?
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John Kincade takes Chuck Oliver’s spot on sports talk 680/93.7 The Fan
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What’s taking place at Rivian’s Georgia factory site? A lot.
‘All those buildings are going to be coming out of the ground simultaneously’ and soon, says Rivian facilities executive.
Georgia water systems were hacked. Were minicomputers the way in?
Two Georgia water systems have revealed in recent days that their facilities were breached by cybercriminals.
8th graders’ math scores dip on Georgia test. See your school’s score.
State education officials tout gains in other grade levels.
Make school lunches free in Georgia so children — and their parents — can eat
Georgia does not fund universal school lunches, even though a third of children are food insecure across the Peach State.
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Artificial intelligence, coupled with thousands of cameras, increasingly gives the public pause.
Aug 7, 2026Readers write
Readers write about the constant of war, the push for change and the need for bipartisan politics.
1 hour agoAtlanta’s Hennessy dealers sold for $1.3B. It’s part of a car-buying sea change.
Customers might notice little difference the next time they shop or take their car for service. But dealership groups are making moves in a dynamic industry.
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PHOTOS: Manuel's Tavern turns 70
The historic Atlanta watering hole is celebrating with a three-day festival at its longtime North Highland Avenue location, featuring food specials, rare beers and live entert...
PHOTOS: AJC SUPER 11 Class of 2026
Meet the 42nd AJC Super 11 team. Three of the 11 are the first Super 11s for their schools. Seven are from metro Atlanta, two from Middle Georgia and two from South Georgia.

Photos: Behind the scenes of the AJC Varsity Super 11 TV show
AJC Varsity worked with Score Atlanta to reveal the 2026 Super 11 class during two TV shows on Atlanta News First.























