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Three state legislative special elections head to runoffs

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Two new nursing schools aim to ease Georgia’s nursing shortage

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America at 250: Taking the scenic route through family memories

Georgia falls short to Oklahoma in critical winner’s bracket game

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3-star Rabun Gap DL Marcellus Young Casario commits to Georgia football

GUEST COLUMN

Georgia should avoid radical gerrymandering Tennessee imposed upon its people

The U.S. Supreme Court's weaking of the Voting Rights Act is disenfranchising minority communities across the South. Georgia can take a better path.

Officials said the girls from Riverdale died Friday in an apparent drowning hours after they arrived at a vacation rental house near Walt Disney World on the outskirts of Orlando, Florida. (Charles Rondeau/Pixabay)

Riverdale twins, age 5, die in apparent drowning at Florida rental, officials say

Two families arrived at the vacation home early Friday, and the girls were found unresponsive in the pool later that morning, according to the Osceola County sheriff’s office.

World Cup get-in price for Spain vs. Cape Verde tops $500

The price of admission has been a controversial subject for what’s been called the most expensive World Cup ever.

MARTA police chief defends safety record while acknowledging riders' fears

This Atlanta man turned a Barbie van into a gas-powered ride

Why the South can’t agree on its own history

Georgia clinics offer unproven treatments with little oversight

Georgia’s rising power demand fuels debate over solar farm expansion

Should trains run on the Atlanta Beltline? Residents speak out.

Ronnie gave his life to carpets. Now he’s facing PFAS in his water.

How Dalton became the 'Carpet Capital of the World'

Georgia’s bitcoin rush is turning into an AI gold mine

Why PFAS 'forever chemicals' are showing up in Georgia blood tests

Georgia primary runoff 2026: Live results, mapped by precinct

Live precinct results from Georgia's June 16 primary runoff: GOP governor, U.S. Senate, lieutenant governor, secretary of state and other statewide races, by county.

AJC and UGA’s Grady College announce new fellowship program

Fellowship will unlock new learning opportunities for UGA students and add the Atlanta Journal-Constitution’s journalistic expertise into the curriculum.

Altera Festival introduces AI-curious to emerging technology in film

The festival showcases how AI, extended reality, spatial computing and other emerging technologies can reshape the creative process.

For Georgia’s congressional delegation, redistricting is a waiting game

The upcoming special session could produce a new congressional map in Georgia, but the lawmakers currently in those seats have no say in how they are drawn.

In new book, Warnock shares vision for straightening out politics

A sermon on "crooked places made straight" Rev. Raphael Warnock preached during President Donald Trump's first term has become the basis of a book from the now U.S. senator.

RISKY MEDICINE

Why you will have problems checking out your Georgia doctor

A doctor's felony conviction is required to be posted on the medical board website, but the information is missing and other facts are inaccurate, the AJC found.

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Activists aim to pull Georgia’s corporations into voting rights fight

Georgia's biggest companies have stayed on sidelines ahead of redistricting battle.

Atlanta’s new downtown rising on the doorstep of the World Cup stadium

If you are new to downtown Atlanta, or haven’t visited in some time, you might be wondering what’s up with all the construction.

RISKY MEDICINE

Underfunded Georgia medical board does little to stop doctors who cross the line

Georgia's medical board can't keep up with its responsibilities, including investigating complaints and overseeing doctors with multiple malpractice payouts.

GUEST COLUMNISTS

Georgians trust their elections. Lawmakers must make sure to keep it that way.

Most Georgia Republicans and Democrats say they trust the integrity of the elections system. As lawmakers prepare to meet in special session, they need to respect that trust.