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3 new measles cases found at metro Atlanta daycare, Ga. health officials say

Georgia Tech hosts Colorado in their season opener at Bobby Dodd Stadium

Quarterbacks stand out among former AJC Super 11s in college football

Former Gov. Sonny Perdue throws political weight behind Jackson campaign

‘Losing one of your own’: Funeral set for Georgia officer killed in line of duty

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COLLEGE FOOTBALL

At the intersection of college football and falconry, one big question remains

Demonstrators calling for the cancellation of student debt, in Washington, June 30, 2023. (Kenny Holston/The New York Times)

GUEST COLUMN

How student debt is draining families in the South across generations

OPINION

Trade Atlanta traffic for a different kind of driving

OPINION

Readers write

Georgia deserves specifics from governor candidates Keisha Lance Bottoms and Rick Jackson about their education plans.

3 things to know about Keisha Lance Bottoms’ plan to cut grocery costs

The Democratic candidate for governor is proposing to allow cities and counties to temporarily suspend or eliminate local sales tax on groceries and other necessities.

Trump Cuts Pro Bono Deals With Law Firms As He Seeks Trade Help

$2M fine for law firms over ‘widespread, long-running cover-up’ in Georgia case

A Georgia federal judge has ordered law firms Kirkland & Ellis and Skadden, Arps, Slate, Meagher & Flom to pay $2 million for their lawyers' misconduct in a civil case.

Who has the best fried chicken? We put 4 favorites to the test.

Keisha Lance Bottoms says Rick Jackson's attack ads prompted confrontation

The data-sharing surveillance network behind Flock Safety

Ask Atlanta: Are Georgia's data centers worth the cost?

Keisha Lance Bottoms proposes grocery tax relief for Georgia families

Should cities tell you where their surveillance cameras are?

Let Me Put U On: How swimming became my mental reset

Police keep misusing license plate readers. Flock Safety is using AI to catch it.

What makes a restaurant one of Atlanta’s 50 best?

Student loan defaults are soaring. Georgia has one of the nation's highest rates.

AJC ON CAMPUS

Georgia Southern University employee gets $250,000 in transgender student rights case

The AJC’s monthly roundup of news and happenings from Georgia colleges and universities.

Georgia ICE arrests rise 50% in July, hit new Trump record

The number of Immigration and Customs Enforcement arrests topped 2,000 in Georgia in July — setting a new record during President Trump's second term.

Bethesda Academy makes name for itself with win over top 10 GHSA opponent

Bethesda Academy defeated No. 5 Savannah Christian 32-28 last week, becoming just the fourth non-GHSA Georgia school to beat a top-10 GHSA opponent.

Kemp designates school shooting anniversary as ‘Apalachee Remembrance Day’

Victims, families and Barrow County officials joined Gov. Brian Kemp at the state Capitol to commemorate the second anniversary of the Apalachee High School shooting.

South Georgia power gets boost in national rankings with win over top-20 team

Buford remains the No. 1 Georgia team in eight of the nine polls considered by AJC Varsity.

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AJC VARSITY

What is the optimal schedule for all 413 GHSA football teams? Take a look.

Loren Maxwell, creator of Maxwell Ratings, used a formula to produce 10-game team schedules that increase the number of competitive matchups while limiting travel.

Georgia officials told to continue with normal absentee ballot procedures

State officials are urging counties to stay the course ahead of absentee voting deadlines amid a legal fight over mail ballots.

Georgia leaders agree Flock needs guardrails. The rift is over how far to go.

Misuse of the technology by law enforcement has made Flock cameras an issue in Georgia's political campaigns.

PruittHealth hit with $23.6M verdict in retired coach’s death

PruittHealth hit with $23M verdict in Georgia nursing home death

A jury found PruittHealth liable for the death of a Georgia nursing home patient allegedly given unprescribed medication, awarding $23.6 million to his sons.

Democratic socialists aren’t taking over. But their influence is growing.

The movement has more success nationally than in Georgia. But its members are working to push Democrats to the left at a moment when they are gaining momentum.