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Atlanta’s World Cup dream has a public bathroom problem

Atlanta does not have enough public bathrooms to accommodate the hundreds of thousands of visitors coming to the Peach State for the World Cup, but here are some solutions.

Atlanta lawyer’s bond eased ahead of murder retrial

Bond conditions have been eased for suspended Atlanta-area lawyer Bryan Schmitt ahead of his road rage retrial in the 2019 death of a real estate developer.

Iranians in Atlanta scale back Nowruz celebrations as war rages back home

The 13-day Persian new year festivities coincide with the start of spring, but Iranians in Atlanta are scaling back celebrations amid ongoing war.

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Iranians in Atlanta scale back Nowruz celebrations amid ongoing war

Iranians in Atlanta scale back Nowruz celebrations as war rages back home

'A Different World' cast
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1990s Black television reshaped America in ways policy couldn’t

Jasper VA clinic shooting

Social worker dies after shooting at Jasper VA clinic, GBI says

Fulton County Sheriff’s Office has a new tool in jail security: Drones

Fulton jail launches drone to stop contraband — from drugs to chicken sandwiches

Rivian robotaxis

Uber to invest $1.25B in Rivian for Georgia-made robotaxis

Iran
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Human and financial cost of latest Middle East war hits Americans hard

Murphy Crossing rendering March 2026

Murphy Crossing redevelopment plans get a fresh start on the Beltline

DeKalb firefighter training

DeKalb’s plans for new public safety training center could spark familiar fight

Sharia Law political ad
BILL TORPY

The obnoxious GOP Sharia law ad and ensuing Democrat division

SOLICITOR GENERAL

Georgia urges high court to allow executions of nine inmates