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Obama warns Georgia voters of their ‘last, best chance’ to rebuke Trump

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Countdown to midterm elections: Live updates from the Georgia campaign trail

A look at the top 10 Georgia high school football games for Week 11

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After transforming Georgia politics, Black women seek power of their own

Cartersville takes state lead in fewest points allowed after fifth shutout

Lawsuit filed over delayed Cobb County absentee ballots

What’s your elevator pitch? Students compete on ride up 27-story TKE tower.

Is gerrymandering making Georgia’s U.S. House races boring?

Analysts say that a blue wave on Election Day still may not be enough for Democrats to flip any of Georgia's nine Republican-held U.S. House seats.

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Public should demand that Georgia daycare ratings reflect risks to children

Georgia’s Quality Rated program is meant to help parents find quality childcare, but ratings that fail to reflect serious safety problems can leave families in the dark.

How a failed bid to land a cargo van factory helped Georgia win an Audi plant

More than two decades later, a cargo van project’s ill fate appears to have paid off handsomely by helping Georgia land Audi.

Keisha Lance Bottoms takes aim at Rick Jackson's ties to Trump during Atlanta rally

Jon Ossoff at Atlanta rally: 'I refuse to leave my daughters this world'

Obama urges Georgians to elect Bottoms, reelect Ossoff at Atlanta rally

Why Atlanta pastor Philip Anthony Mitchell rejects the 'Black church' label

Let Me Put U On: The 1974 horror movie every Black horror fan should know

How nondenominational churches are changing the Black church

The ghost stories that won't leave Atlanta's Fox Theatre

What would we lose without the Black church?

Why Connor Tomlinson left 'Love on the Spectrum' to find love off camera

Should the pulpit be political? 2819 Pastor Philip Anthony Mitchell shares his view.

A guide to the Georgia Renaissance Festival 2026 Fall Fling, After Dark

Georgia Renaissance Festival's Fall Fling returns with performances, jousting, a pub crawl and the Renaissance Festival After Dark.

Toombs County remains state leader in scoring after 62-point game

Class 3A’s Toombs County, which scored 62 points in a victory against Johnson of Savannah last week, maintained its overall state lead in scoring, averaging 58 points per game...

GEORGIANOMICS

Two transformational deals

Inside Medley, the anchor of Johns Creek’s new downtown. Plus, Audi’s expected impact in Georgia.

Hephzibah ‘elated to be part of making history’ after winning 1st region title

It's been over 70 years since Hephzibah played its first varsity schedule in 1954. No other school in GHSA history has waited so long to win a region title.

Randolph-Clay keeps historic season going, earns AJC Varsity Team of the Week

Randolph-Clay (8-0, 3-0) needs one more victory to clinch its first region title since 2015 and to achieve its first 10-0 season in history.

Georgia early voting tops 2 million. Here’s what the numbers tell us.

Turnout is ahead of 2022, led by left-leaning metro Atlanta. But Republicans have bright spots, too, including in the north Atlanta exurbs.

Georgia flip-flops on private dock length rule proposed for coast

Georgia scales back a proposal allowing 1,500-foot-long docks to cross state-owned coastal marshland after public outcry, but a new rule would still allow wider docks.

UPS says a busy holiday season will boost business, automation paying off

UPS carried fewer packages, but charged more per package delivered across all categories — particularly international shipments.

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Player of Week speeds to rescue as 28-point underdog Sonoraville rallies to win

“I do not recall a player changing the game in all three phases like Braxen (McMahan) did on Friday night,” Sonoraville coach Denver Pate says.

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Right-to-work law has benefited Georgia. Why does Jon Ossoff want to undo it?

National Right to Work Committee members in Georgia have been pleading with Georgia U.S. Sen. Jon Ossoff to change his position and stop supporting forced unionism.