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Jen Jordan and Miracle Rankin want to sue the Judicial Qualifications Commission under seal. The pair have launched Democratic-backed bids for the state's highest court.

Anna Kenney sued Atlanta's Emory University after it fired the cancer researcher and professor for her critical social posts about Charlie Kirk following his assassination.

The Classic Center and Akins Ford Arena announced this week that David Pollack, Jerome Bettis and Brian Jordan will co-own the first Indoor Football League team in Georgia.

Denny Adan Gonzalez, a Cuban man detained in ICE's Stewart Detention Center, died by an apparent suicide on Tuesday, according to the agency.

Georgia Gov. Brian Kemp says he will not call a special session to redraw political maps before the 2026 elections, bucking GOP pressure after a Supreme Court ruling.

The suit says 50 Cent launched a campaign of intimidation and punishment against former longtime staffer Monique Mayers who lives in Georgia.

Clay Fuller, a Republican from Lookout Mountain, has already passed his first bill as the newest member of Georgia's congressional delegation.

Nearly 20 women housed at a Brantley County nonprofit raced to flee flames. Their rural campus has survived — barely. It’s unclear when they’ll be allowed back.

U.S. Rep. Mike Collins has the most support among Republicans participating in the most recent AJC poll, but over half of voters are still undecided as early voting begins.

Rivian's amended loan allows the first phase of its future plant an hour east of Atlanta to have an annual capacity of 300,000 vehicles, a 50% increase from prior plans.