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Morgan Wallen to perform two shows at Sanford Stadium in 2027

Morgan Wallen's concerts at the home of the Georgia Bulldogs' football team — part of the country music star's Last Time I Checked Tour — is set for July 16-17.

Report supports AJC investigation that Georgia is lax in disciplining doctors

The Georgia Composite Medical Board ranks next to last nationally when it comes to imposing serious disciplinary actions against physicians, according to a new report.

Could 2027 be Georgia’s year for legalized gambling?

Gov.-elect Keisha Lance Bottoms wants to legalize casino gambling. After years of stalling in the Republican-controlled Legislature, will new leadership change that?

Big Boi says a Cascade party accidentally launched his podcast

Former Trump campaign operative says election denial movement took a hit in Georgia

Colleges are teaching students how to use AI. But are they still learning?

Let Me Put U On: André 3000’s forgotten Atlanta cartoon is still ahead of its time

How secret worship helped build the Black church

What challenges will Keisha Lance Bottoms face as Georgia governor?

Heavy rain causes evacuations and rising waters in North Georgia

Driven: Georgia high school athlete spotlight (Advertiser Content)

Atlanta fans celebrate latest ‘A Court of Thorns and Roses’ book at midnight release

How Georgia's historic election night unfolded for Keisha Lance Bottoms

‘Question of our time’: Colleges grapple with AI’s impact on student learning

Georgia colleges and universities grapple with not having students overuse AI and lose critical thinking skills.

Georgians in Congress brace for new Democratic majorities

Georgia Democrats will wield new power when their party takes control of Congress in January, but in the interim lawmakers in both parties have pressing decisions to make.

Seven No. 1-ranked teams lead their classes in fewest points allowed

Good defense is the key.

Treutlen community ‘wanting to talk football’ now that it has a winner

Four Questions with Treutlen coach Alan Shurling, whose 8-2 team can win its first state playoff game in history, and first postseason game of any kind since 1991.

Private shipping terminal planned along Savannah River moves forward

Construction is slated to begin next year on the privately owned SeaPoint shipping terminal. One concern is what it will mean for traffic in the area.