Atlanta Forward: Quality of life

Today’s debate focuses on the integrity of our voting machines, a timely topic with Election Day arriving Tuesday and the March 1 presidential primary just four months away. A top state official writes that Georgia does more than most to ensure the voting process remains reliable and accessible, citing the introduction of online registration and the GA Votes app. But a voting rights advocate contends the state’s voting machines are outdated and don’t keep up with modern technology.

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Delta and Hapeville need to work on their lopsided symbiotic relationship

Georgia law allows Delta Air Lines to benefit from a hotel-motel tax law exemption that costs the small city ofHapeville needed revenue, according to a city council candidate.

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Here’s why global development and humanitarian assistance matter to Georgia

Investing in global development strengthens the very foundations of democracy and stability at home, and so many key nonprofits are based in metro Atlanta.

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Delta and Hapeville need to work on their lopsided symbiotic relationship

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Here’s why global development and humanitarian assistance matter to Georgia

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Atlanta airport sees TSA staffing shortages amid shutdown

Hartsfield-Jackson recommends travelers allow extra time for security screening amid the government shutdown.

Geoff Duncan’s Democratic gamble in Georgia tests party loyalty

Former Lt. Gov. Geoff Duncan’s biggest challenge might not be money or organization, but trust. Once a Republican, he's now running as a Democrat.

Hulu tackles Murdaugh murders with big-budget series shot in Atlanta

Hulu’s “Murdaugh: Death in the Family,” shot in metro Atlanta, stars Jason Clarke and Patricia Arquette in a drama based on the downfall of a powerful South Carolina family.