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Pat Wilson

‘It’s how we compete’: Georgia business recruiters plead to keep tax breaks

Tension over economic development incentives has risen in recent years, especially as affordability dominates political discourse.

Atlanta Hartsfield-Jackson International Airport long lines
THOMAS LAKE

Swollen feet, friendly card game: Longest morning at world’s busiest airport

The lines were very, very long in Atlanta at the world's busiest airport on the busiest day of the week. But there also was hope, and camaraderie, and a good cheeseburger.

Tybee Island erosion,

Go pound sand? Eroding federal beach repair funds worry Georgia vacation mecca.

Georgia's Tybee Island has lost more than half its sand since its last beach renourishment. Cutbacks in federal funding mean it could get much worse, putting locals on edge.

Tybee Island erosion,

Go pound sand? Eroding federal beach repair funds worry Georgia vacation mecca.

Guidestones Conspiracy
OPINION

Conspiracy theories may explain why someone blew up the Georgia Guidestones

Janice Buttrum juvenile parole illustration

Federal judge questions Georgia’s parole system, lets woman’s lawsuit proceed

Rome courthouse fire

Fire engulfs historic Rome courthouse, collapsing bell tower

Atlanta Hartsfield-Jackson International Airport long lines

Long lines, hourslong waits worsen at Atlanta airport as shutdown drags on

Leslie Zinn her+story
AJC HER+STORY

She inherited the family business. And her mother’s juice obsession.

Doses of the medical abortion pill misoprostol to ship to patients in an office building in Peabody, Mass. on Oct. 19, 2023. (Sophie Park/The New York Times)

Pregnant Georgian took an abortion drug. Now she’s in jail on murder charge.

Long Lines at Atlanta Airport March 20

TSA workers are unpaid during shutdown; not so for members of Congress

Grayson Stadium Anniversary

What’s 100 years old and ‘best’ it’s ever been? Savannah Bananas’ ballpark.

Local officials blindsided by reported plan to detain migrants in warehouse
FACT CHECK

ICE spent $200 million on two Georgia warehouses. Did the feds overpay?