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AI will worsen racial disparities it didn’t create

Sports betting, other special interests spend big on Georgia elections

Corky Kell + Dave Hunter Classic day two at Mercedes-Benz Stadium

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Top performances from opening week of high school football season

081025 HSFB North Oconee – Khamari Brooks

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‘He bet on himself’: Former North Oconee QB earns ACC scholarship

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Every GHSA football team’s opening-game record since 2000

Heard County football coach Shane Lasseter

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Heard County coach embraces No. 1 ranking ahead of opener vs. ranked 5A team

Battery storage company to build $141M manufacturing hub east of Atlanta

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Jon Ossoff’s anti-Trump pitch gets personal

The Georgia Democrat roasted Donald Trump over his reliance on 35-year-old White House executive assistant Natalie Harp, a near-constant presence at the president's side.

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Small Georgia meat producers can now compete beyond state lines. Here’s why.

Georgia became the 11th state to enter into an agreement with the federal government to allow small meat producers to compete nationwide against bigger companies.

Georgia passed on election upgrades. A Princeton researcher exploited weakness in system.

Georgia has talked about upgrading its voting system software for years, but headed into the midterms, it stil hasn't.

What is Flock Safety and why are its cameras everywhere?

Atlanta paid former city clerk nearly $1 million. Where did the work go?

Let Me Put U On: "ATLiens" made being different cool

Atlanta has the most surveillance cameras per capita in the U.S.

Erick Erickson: Farmers in South Georgia 'can get him on the phone'

The forces that turned Atlanta into a surveillance hub

Let Me Put U On: The Decatur trivia night that turned strangers into family

Residents mapped nearly 500 cameras in one Atlanta neighborhood

FDA advisers back unproven peptides despite safety warnings

Inside DeKalb County's $21 million Real Time Crime Center

Trending ‘stranger session’ photo shoots are helping singles look for love

A new dating trend is bringing strangers together for couples-style photo shoots, and a Georgia photographer has gone viral for her take on the experience.

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Georgia maximizes data center growth, protects consumers and freezes rates

Georgia is competing in the data center space while protecting consumers and freezing their power rates.

At Georgia Square Mall, back to square one after major redevelopment fizzles

Athens-Clarke County weighs rezoning to help developer in wake of stalled $660 million project to revitalize struggling Georgia Square Mall.

Could Savannah’s housing crunch be more headache than crisis?

Savannah sprawl: A homebuilding boom reshapes the Georgia coast

Savannah is in the middle of a long-term housing supply squeeze. Here's how the state’s fastest-growing metro area outside Atlanta is meeting the moment by building more.

Nuclear politics: Kemp, Granholm host dueling victory parties at Vogtle

Georgia Power deal to serve $20B OpenAI data center goes under the microscope

Georgia Power’s deal to power an OpenAI campus near Savannah is drawing scrutiny and reviving debates about how to keep residential customers safe from data center costs.

10 years ago, a voting rights suit transformed Fayette. Could it go back?

A voting rights suit transformed Fayette County. Could it now slide back?

A voting rights lawsuit transformed Fayette County a decade ago. Could it now slide back in the wake of the U.S. Supreme Court's voting rights decision?

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Chadwick not a fan of heat rules or Beatles, but extols brothers, Dan Fogelberg

Today’s Four Questions interviewee is Alan Chadwick, who is entering his 42nd season as Marist’s coach. Only Luther Welsh (43 seasons) and Larry Campbell (42) have coached in ...

North Georgia sizzles under heat advisory; feels-like temp up to 109 in forecast

The National Weather Service expects the feels-like temperature to top triple digits this weekend and into the start of the work week.

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Georgia school board should not have punished pastor for tax hike opposition

The Vidalia school board retaliated against a local pastor who provided students with Christian instruction, because he publicly opposed a proposed property tax increase.

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The 33 coaches in GHSA who have won state titles in their first seasons

Of the 33 coaches in GHSA history to have won a state championship in their first year as head coach at a school, two (Kenny Dallas and Jarvis Jones) did it last season.