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Historic Athens building, home to Magnolias Bar, partly collapses after fatal crash

Detainee escaped from Georgia ICE facility, manhunt still underway

Feel financially trapped? New Atlanta coalition to address economic mobility.

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A.M. ATL: Blue Wednesday

Morning, y'all. Your Nov. 4 update: The votes are in, and change is in the offing, from the Governor's Mansion to the Gold Dome to state offices.

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Black women’s exodus to Ulta salons is a warning, not a solution

The viral trend is sparking a larger conversation about accessibility, inclusion and why Black women have struggled to find salons that meet their needs.

Delta cries foul over London Heathrow terminal move

Virgin Atlantic and Delta have been co-located in Terminal 3, making it easier and quicker for passengers to connect between the two airlines and access amenities.

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Walmart beats verdict under Georgia’s new lawsuit rules

Walmart is the first company to successfully appeal a jury verdict under a new Georgia law aimed at limiting lawsuits and easing insurance rates.

Dems sweep competitive local races across metro Atlanta

The Cobb school board flipped from a Republican majority to Democratic.

Keisha Lance Bottoms elected Georgia governor, a first for a Black woman in US

The former Atlanta mayor overcame an enormous spending disadvantage to defeat Republican Rick Jackson.

Man arrested after woman found dead at luxury hotel in Midtown Atlanta

A man was arrested Monday after a 45-year-old woman was found dead at the luxury Loews Atlanta Hotel last month, Atlanta police said.

Georgia mom sues over arrest tied to son’s small-town walk

Brittany Patterson made national headlines when deputies arrested her for reckless conduct after her 10-year-old son walked less than a mile from home near Mineral Bluff.

A.M. ATL: It’s go time

Morning, y'all. Your Election Day update: last-minute campaign activities, deadlocked races, what to expect as votes are counted and more.

U.S. justices weigh pregnancy bias case against Fulton DA’s office

U.S. Supreme Court justices debated Monday whether to revive a fired staffer's pregnancy bias lawsuit against the Fulton County District Attorney’s Office.

A landmark gay rights case began at this Atlanta home. Can locals save it?

Council members push to protect the Virginia-Highland house at the center of a 1986 SCOTUS decision.

How an Atlanta chicken salad chain went from niche to mainstream

An Atlanta-based chicken salad chain is taking its niche concept nationwide.

Former High Museum executive gets 1-year sentence for embezzlement

A former High Museum of Art executive was sentenced to 12 months in prison in federal court Monday after stealing over $600,000 from the museum.