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Snapchat settles Georgia couple’s crash lawsuit on eve of trial

The Maynards (plantiffs) allege that Christal McGee told her three passengers right before the crash that she was trying to hit 100 mph, to post it on Snapchat.

What’s as long as 5 football fields? Private docks likely headed to Georgia coast.

State agency to vote on allowing private residential docks up to 1,500 feet long and 6 feet wide on Georgia's coast amid public opposition.

Mitsubishi to spend $490M, add 220 jobs in Georgia power turbine expansion

Mitsubishi Power Systems announced plans Friday to double its production capacity at a power turbine factory near Savannah amid AI demand. The Georgia facility opened in 2010.

Crime & Public Safety

All but 1 released from hospitals after Salem High football team bus crash

More than 20 Salem High School students and staff were taken for medical treatment following a Friday crash that caused their school bus to overturn, officials say.

Social media celeb who flaunted lavish life indicted on $4M Georgia SNAP fraud

An Atlanta social media celebrity with millions of followers was federally indicted for fraudulently obtaining more than $4 million in SNAP benefits, authorities say.

Goliath, similar Six Flags rides to get new safety feature following deadly incident

The Goliath roller coaster at Six Flags Over Georgia will get a new restraint when the ride reopens. An Atlanta man was ejected from the popular coaster midride Oct. 12.

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THE STEERING COLUMN

10 car names that returned in surprising new forms

Spooked by candy prices? Georgia residents get creative for trick-or-treaters

Creating a downtown: Sandy Springs restarts expansion of its city center

With Spirit Airlines gone, Delta is taking over its gates in Atlanta

Lawsuit accuses College Park officials of collusion to take property

AM ATL

A.M. ATL: Nay, AI

Fired staff sue Planned Parenthood Southeast, alleging leadership crisis

AJC poll: Georgians want government to regulate AI; most oppose data centers.

CONCERT REVIEW

Teddy Swims doubles down on his Atlanta pride during first arena tour