Crime & Public Safety
Georgia Innocence Project
With a paid staff of three, volunteer lawyers and interns, the Georgia Innocence Project uses DNA evidence and other research to clear men wrongly imprisoned for crimes they did not commit.
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John White of Manchester in west Georgia was released in 2011 after DNA evidence exonerated him. JOHN SPINK JSPINK@AJC.COM
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PHOTOS: Atlanta rolls out the red carpet for MLB All-Star Game
The All-Star Red Carpet Show was held at The Battery Atlanta on the afternoon before the 2025 MLB All-Star Game.
Credit: arvin.temkar@ajc.com
PHOTOS: SEC Media Days in Atlanta
The Southeastern Conference's annual media days event is being held this week in Atlanta, with coaches and players from every SEC school meeting with various members of the me...
PHOTOS: Beyoncé fans embrace cowboy culture for Atlanta shows
This Ain't Texas, it's Atlanta. Beyoncé fans put on their spin on cowboy fashion for the music icon's "Cowboy Carter Tour."
Credit: Jason Getz/AJC
PHOTOS: 2025 Home Run Derby in Atlanta
A day before Tuesday night's MLB All-Star Game in Atlanta, fans turned out at Truist Park for this year's Home Run Derby.