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North Georgia starts to dry out after storm downs trees, floods roads

North Georgia will see a drier start to the weekend after the remnants of Tropical Storm Arthur disrupted World Cup events, downed trees, cut power and flooded roads.

A new nonprofit is bringing AI training to Atlanta entrepreneurs

Beyond Code Collective launched an AI training cohort in Atlanta to help entrepreneurs, job seekers & aspiring technologists apply artificial intelligence to real-world goals.

In Charlottesville and Atlanta, John Dewberry is known for half-built towers

Ex-Georgia Tech quarterback's lofty visions for luxury towers in Virginia and Atlanta sit idle, angering neighbors and causing confusion why the developments have stalled.

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Protesters rally against Atlanta’s Public Safety Training Center at a Midtown construction site. Three people accused of trying to set fire to the Cobb office of Brasfield & Gorrie had their charges dismissed Wednesday. (John Spink/AJC 2024)

Georgia AG’s case against training center protesters ‘political,’ judge rules

‘Leave us alone’ Social Circle divided over Trump Administration

ICE reportedly giving up on warehouse detention plan in Georgia, elsewhere

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After East Palestine crash, a rail safety win but health questions remain

Pinnacle Financial Partners announced Thursday it would lease 165,000 square feet of space in the Ten Twenty Spring building in Midtown, pictured here on June 18, 2026. (Ben Gray for the AJC)

Enticed by prime skyline real estate, bank selects Midtown for new HQ

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Sandwich chain tops Chick-fil-A in annual customer satisfaction survey

Dr. Mari Chiles reacts to her family holding up signs for her after receiving her diploma during the graduation ceremony at Morehouse School of Medicine in Atlanta in May. In 2023, the medical school partnered with Ernst & Young and Fulton County to examine healthcare access across the region. (Ben Gray for the AJC)
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Morehouse medical school CEO: Health and wealth go hand-in-hand in Atlanta

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‘AI slop’ resolution seeks to reel in city’s use of artificial intelligence

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AI may threaten some jobs, but skilled trades still have workforce shortage

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MARTA to feds: Crime prevention strategies are working