The city — both police and Mayor Andre Dickens — were quick to distance 404 Day from the mayhem. Residents argue that the youth were there because of the festival.

Sen. Greg Dolezal fiddled with AI to conjure up an ad with images of pushy, and armed, Muslims forcing their medieval ways on suburban USA.

Elected as DeKalb sheriff in 1996, Sidney Dorsey was convicted of orchestrating the murder of his political rival who defeated him in the 2000 election.

Torpy: It’s a cushy retirement gig, if you get it. The pay? An open-ended $35,000-a-month arrangement.

The state GOP recently waived its neutrality rule, which keeps it from backing one Republican candidate over another in its May primary. The party’s grassroots don't like this

Bill Torpy writes about two deaths of Minneapolis residents at the hands of federal agents, and what it means in Georgia politics.

Writing a newspaper column is easy. Just open a vein and bleed....

The AJC's Bill Torpy writes about white privilege, racial identity and Vice President JD Vance.

Fulton County District Attorney Fani Willis arrived like a fighter approaching the ring. Or, more so, like a wrestler ready to perform.

The Atlanta Journal-Constitution dies Dec. 31, 2025, at age 157.