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Nearly 7 in 10 metro Atlanta homes sold below asking price in 2025

Of the homes that sold below list price, the average discount was 7.3% in metro Atlanta, the largest since 2015.

Atlanta’s DAs, mostly women of color, are working to change the game

Metro Atlanta’s top prosecutors say their shared experiences make them uniquely qualified to deal with the challenges faced by their increasingly diverse communities.

80 years of CARE: Nonprofit with WWII roots navigates huge foreign aid cuts

CARE sent its first relief packages to Europe after World War II. Tim Thomas, an 83-year-old Brit, remembers. Now, the Atlanta nonprofit is grappling with slashes to funding.

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Publix Atlantic Station protest

Atlantic Station residents want more say in the neighborhood’s future

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Training center referendum organizer submits petition

Atlanta ends referendum consulting deal with former clerk after $910K paid

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Georgia Army veteran deported by ICE after 50 years in U.S.

Valentines for Veterans

See the valentines metro Atlanta students wrote to veterans

DeKalb County plans to close more than two dozen schools because of shrinking enrollment. (Hyosub Shin/AJC)

Declining enrollment resulting in more school closures across the nation

DeKalb closures reax

Parents wonder if they should leave DeKalb in face of possible school closures

Civil Rights lawsuit is filed against Dekalb Police in the death of Arben Pilici

DeKalb County mother sues after son dies in police restraint

New Airport screening equipment at Hartsfield-Jackson international airport

How a government shutdown could affect your air travel

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Pedestrian killed after illegal tint prompts DeKalb police pursuit, officials say