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Meet some of metro Atlanta’s 2025 best all-around high school seniors
The Atlanta Journal-Constitution Cup began in 1927 and is one of the oldest news organization award programs in the country, honoring very special high school graduates.
GOP tax bill could make EVs more expensive, hit Georgia’s auto sector
A GOP-backed tax bill passed by the House on Friday aims to roll back federal clean energy incentives — a move critics warn could jeopardize EV and battery investments.
Boil water advisory lifted in west Buckhead after earlier outages
The outage affected approximately 80 homes and businesses and eight fire hydrants in the area near I-75, Northside Parkway and Howell Mill Road.
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Trump’s pardons may backfire, former federal prosecutors warn
The president's actions could erode faith in the justice system and deter federal investigators and prosecutors, Atlanta attorneys say.
A Georgia kid placed 3rd in national spelling bee. He hopes to return in 2026.
Georgia fifth grader Sarv Dharavane placed third in the Scripps National Spelling Bee, the youngest participant to make the final round.
South Georgia mayor among those arrested, indicted for election interference
Prosecutors say Owens and the 2 election officials improperly blocked voters from casting ballots in a special election. Polling places were locked the morning of the vote.