How the Atlanta Dream is building culture and community
At College Park’s Gateway Center Arena, the Atlanta Dream is doing more than winning games — they’re redefining Atlanta’s sports culture. Despite a loss in the first round of the 2025 WNBA playoffs, their unmatched energy, a deep sense of community and a celebration of Black excellence has turned the Dream into a powerful symbol for the city. As the season comes to a close, hear from fans as they describe the experience as authentically Atlanta, from the music and in-game entertainment to lemon pepper wings at the concession stand.

How the largest nuclear plant in the country powers Georgia
Credits: AJC | Getty | HBO | CBS NEWS | Georgia Power/YouTube | Reuters | NPR | Forbes | The Guardian | MIT Technology Review | Pennsylvania Capital-Star

What decades of 'forever chemicals' left behind in one Georgia community
For years, Calhoun citizens saw “forever chemicals" wash out of carpet mills. Credits: AJC|Mapbox|OpenStreetMap|Getty|Calhoun: Water Matters/FB|GA Gen. Assembly

Atlanta’s hip-hop historian Nuface preserves decades of rap culture
@Nuface/IG|Freaknik/Hulu|@The85SouthShow/YT|Tonight Show/Fallon|Addicks; Bunch; Compton; Lesser; McCollum; Miller; Shifrin; Spink; Tulis/AJC|Getty

How Delta’s first Black flight attendants navigated racism at 30,000 feet
Delta Air Lines hired Black flight attendants for the first time in 1966. Credits: AJC|Delta Air Lines|Ebony Magazine|Getty|Jet Magazine|The Atlanta Journal


