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Should trains run on the Atlanta Beltline? Residents speak out.

The future of Beltline rail is dividing the city as Atlantans weigh whether trains belong alongside one of its most popular destinations.

Georgia’s rising power demand fuels debate over solar farm expansion

Soccer 101: Everything you need to know about offside

In Episode 3 of Soccer 101, one of soccer’s most confusing rules offside gets broken down before the skills are put to the test in a real game.

Ronnie gave his life to carpets. Now he’s facing PFAS in his water.

Former Shaw Industries worker Ronnie Anderson shares how decades of carpet manufacturing may have contaminated entire communities. Credits: AJC

How Dalton became the 'Carpet Capital of the World'

How a small Georgia city became the 'Carpet Capital of the World' and built a global empire that once made half the world’s carpet.

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Rare mutant sea turtle returns home off Georgia's coast

The moment this rare loggerhead-Kemp’s ridley hybrid hit the shore at Jekyll Island, he charged straight for open water. Credits: Jekyll Island Authority

Georgia’s bitcoin rush is turning into an AI gold mine

Inside the new U.S. Soccer headquarters in Georgia

U.S. Soccer opens its new Georgia headquarters, home to all 27 national teams.

Why PFAS 'forever chemicals' are showing up in Georgia blood tests

Emory University professor Dana Barr explains long-term effects of PFAS exposure. Credits: AJC | Getty Images | MapBox | National Cancer Institute | PubChem

AI demand is soaring. Could space be the next data center hub?

AOC presses EPA over brown water from wells near Georgia data center site

Holding jars of brown well water, AOC questioned EPA officials over complaints tied to a data center construction site.