Georgia News

What’s filming in Georgia? ‘Superman,’ ‘Scooby-Doo’ and Kevin Bacon pilot.

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Class A Division 2 Girls State Championship game between Washington-Wilkes and Wilcox County

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Macon Arena construction opens questions for GHSA basketball finals venue

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Supreme Court Voting Rights Redistricting

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Voting Rights Act ruling may challenge Ga. in new and unexpected ways

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‘Spelhouse’ gets big donation, and UGA’s new nursing school gets namesake

How an affordable housing bill became a tax break for the Georgia forestry industry

Georgia lawmakers vowed to cut tax breaks. They approved more instead.

Georgia begins issuing surplus tax refunds

Georgia begins issuing tax refunds of up to $500

Covington’s Bridgestone Golf facility to close after 36 years

The Bridgestone Golf plant in Covington will shut down in June, citing supply chain challenges and shifting production overseas.

An exclusive North Georgia golf club sold. It’s part of a big trend in golf.

In the years following the pandemic, golf's popularity has seen a surge after years of waning interest.

Neighborhood Planning Unit-V members vote to recommend against a city of Atlanta change that would allow a data center to be built in Adair Park during a long and contentious meeting Monday, April 13, 2026. (Ben Gray for the AJC)

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Southwest Atlanta data center proposal makes sense for the community

While many Southwest Atlanta neighbors oppose rezoning a parcel in Adair Park for a proposed data center, the area is prime for this type of development project.

From Michelin star to farm life: Why this chef left Atlanta behind

Mysterious ‘Santa Is Watching You’ signs pop up across Atlanta

Atlanta Hawks fans react to Knicks playoff series

Frame-by-frame: The exclusive footage of the Georgia Guidestones explosion

The 'busiest airport' title: Who’s challenging Atlanta?

JD Vance defends Trump’s Iran policy, pushes back on Pope Leo remarks during UGA visit

Why the Georgia Guidestones still raise questions

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Southwest Atlanta data center proposal makes sense for the community

While many Southwest Atlanta neighbors oppose rezoning a parcel in Adair Park for a proposed data center, the area is prime for this type of development project.

American Dream For Rent: Investors elbow out individual home buyers

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Saving the U.S. means restoring the American dream. That starts in Georgia.

Georgia citizens are being harmed by high taxes while the state subsidizes data centers and incents megayacht repairs. Time for a system that works for the ordinary Georgian.

Milton girls lacrosse aims to capture 19th state title in 21 years

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Of 20 possible titles, they’ve claimed 18 — and still have ‘something to prove’

The Eagles have won the state championship in all but two seasons since the GHSA began sanctioning the sport in 2005.

Pregnancy and anxiety-Adams family in NY

From loss to innovation: Georgia dad creates app to ease prenatal anxiety

A Georgia Tech professor is testing a new fetal Doppler app designed to give expectant parents reassurance and improve prenatal monitoring across Georgia.

No new Georgia political maps for 2026. But the fight for 2028 is coming.

Georgia Republicans are looking to redraw the state's congressional lines for the 2028 elections. Longtime Democratic U.S. Rep. Sanford Bishop is a likely target.

Zelma Redding in her words: ‘I only had one love in my life ... Otis.’

Zelma Redding: ‘I only had one love in my life … Otis.’

Zelma Redding, widow of Otis Redding, reminisces about her life with the legendary Georgia soul singer, including how they met, and all that's happened since his 1967 death.

South Georgia wildfires: Storms aid fire efforts as Brantley schools plan to reopen Monday

Saturday rain helped firefighting efforts but was not enough to fully quash the Highway 82 blaze, which could grow as conditions dry.

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Gerrymandering not part of Voting Rights Act...

Iconic Savannah gay bar plans move, shrimpers blessed and more coastal dining news

May’s food and dining happenings from the Georgia coast.

PHOTOS: U.S. Rep. David Scott remembered for faith, service

Hundreds of people attended U.S. Rep. David Scott’s funeral service at Elizabeth Baptist Church in southwest Atlanta on Saturday, May 2, 2026.