It's predicted to be almost 80 degrees at the starting line at 7 a.m. for the Peachtree Road Race.

Some of the memorials to the Confederacy and its leaders found in metro Atlanta's public (and some private) spaces

View The Atlanta Journal-Constitution's interactive map of the sites in Plains, Georgia, Jimmy and Rosalynn Carter's hometown.

The Atlanta Journal-Constitution newspaper moves to Midtown in late 2024. Here's a history of the 14 places the newsroom office has called home.

The YSL trial in Atlanta, involving rapper Young Thug, is based on gang and racketeering allegations. Here's an explanation of who’s who and what they were accused of doing.

Revisiting some of the historic and important places in Atlanta where civil rights icon and Congressman John Lewis made his mark.

On May 17, 1954, the U.S. Supreme Court ruled that racially segregated public schools were unequal, and therefore unconstitutional.

Tearsheet images from The Atlanta Journal and The Atlanta Constitution from the week of the 1954 U.S.

From the AJC archives: In 1961, nine Black students integrated Atlanta Public Schools. Here's how the city managed the desegreation of its school system.

Photos of surviving dwellings in Georgia that were inhabited by slaves.