Metro Atlanta News

AJC Investigations: Shining light on abuse of power

The printed newspaper may be going away, but the AJC will maintain the watchdog role that it has played for more than a century.

Your January reset, Atlanta-style

Skip the “new year, new you” pressure. Discover six Atlanta wellness experiences for a gentle 2026 reset — from recovery and movement to glow and calm.

AG’s latest gang target is motorcycle club police tie to deadly Clayton shooting

Georgia's top gang prosecution unit recently won a major victory against leaders of Outcast Motorcycle Club’s southeast Georgia chapter.

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Gridlock Guy: End of print is reminiscent of Skycopter’s grounding

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Geoff Duncan’s transformation, opposition politics among top-read AJC opinions

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Rhone: End of AJC’s print edition is both a loss and an opportunity