Millions of feral hogs are invading the South and they just can't stop
Georgia has a feral hog problem -- and it's one of the worst in the country. Wild pigs are quickly becoming the most destructive invasive species in the country, causing $2.5 billion in damage every year. So, who keeps the hogs in check? And what will happen now that the federal swine eradication program has been defunded? Credit: Boars All Day; bigbendmarine / YouTube | USDA APHIS | USDA NRCS| U.S. Fish and Wildlife Service | Archive.org | World Organization for Animal Health | European Food Safety Authority | Science.org | Adobe Stock | Iowa Public Radio| Nature Conservancy | Farmaid.org | Brownfield Ag News
Keisha Lance Bottoms proposes grocery tax relief for Georgia families
What would Keisha Lance Bottoms do to lower grocery costs in Georgia? Credits: AJC
Ask Atlanta: Are Georgia's data centers worth the cost?
Are the data center jobs, investment and technology worth the added strain on power grids, water supplies and local communities? Credits: AJC | Getty Images
Let Me Put U On: How swimming became my mental reset
For AJC reporter DeAsia Paige, swimming is more than exercise. Credits: Keith Lovely Jr./AJC | Natrice Miller/AJC | DeAsia Paige/AJC
Should cities tell you where their surveillance cameras are?
Atlanta has more surveillance cameras per person than any U.S. city, but officials won't reveal where they are. Should they? Credits: AJC | Getty Images