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Georgia schools should treat severe storms with same caution as snow

Monday’s storms prompted some but not all metro districts to delay the start of classes.

Ed McBrayer, co-founder of PATH who helped shape Atlanta, dies at 81

The co-founder of the PATH Foundation — who backed the Beltline, Silver Comet Trail and other beloved trails — helped remake the region.

PHOTOS: Long security lines snarl airport travelers to start weekend

Travelers at Hartsfield-Jackson, who had hoped for a reprieve from the long security wait times on Saturday, were met with some of the slowest-moving lines of the week.

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Grady confirms plans to build new south Fulton hospital, CEO to retire

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Republican nominees lose fight to sit on Fulton election board

Second-graders work on a social studies worksheet in Deborah Hinton’s classroom at Oak Grove Elementary in DeKalb County on Thursday, March 19, 2026. (Ben Gray for the AJC)

DeKalb changes which schools are slated for closure in updated plan

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Latest: Airport security delays at peak times continue with no end in sight

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Atlanta lawyer’s bond eased ahead of murder retrial