The intersection at North Decatur Road and Superior Avenue has seen so many accidents that someone once painted a skull and crossbones on the pavement.

Election silly season is back in full force.

Atlanta’s trees are taking it right in their cambium.

Artificial intelligence, coupled with thousands of cameras, increasingly gives the public pause.

An Atlantic magazine article, headlined “The End of Reading Is Here,” says reading scores for students are dropping and the amount of time devoted to reading is dwindling.

U.S. District Court Judge William Ray is a former tough-on-crime GOP state senator nominated to the bench by Trump in 2017.

Come runoff time, the vast majority of GOP voters looked at Vernon Jones and said, “Nah.”

Downtown Atlanta looks very different after a development sprint before the World Cup. But talk of a gusher of tourist dollars during the soccer tournament has been tempered.

The fear is not a calculus based on mathematical probability. It’s a deep-seated, primitive emotion in the gut.

Word in legal circles is that Willis, never one to shy away from a fight, recruited them to run against judges who have irked her.