Inside the final AJC Sunday paper as it comes off the press
Step inside the printing press as the AJC prints its final Sunday newspaper before transitioning to a fully digital publication on Jan. 1, 2026. After 157 years of print, the AJC is entering a new era, one focused on digital storytelling, deeper engagement and meeting readers where they are. Editor-in-Chief Leroy Chapman Jr. explains why the AJC’s future is digital, how journalism remains at the core and what this transition means for readers across Georgia and the South.

The verdict is in: Is Atlanta really the Black mecca?
Credits: AJC | NFL Films | Ben Gray, Miguel Martinez, Bita Honarvar, Steve Schaefer, Arvin Temkar / AJC | Southern Fried Queer Pride

'I want my vote back': GOP Georgia town pushes back at proposed ICE detention center
A possible ICE detention site puts Social Circle, Ga., at the center of a national immigration fight as residents push back.

Her name was Marion King. Her story still matters.
Credits: SNCC|WSB-TV|Mario Tama, Megan Varner, Roberto Schmidt, Donald Uhrbrock/Getty Images|NARA|Jonathan King|georgiaarchives.org|mcgsincga.org|John Lewis|

What the FBI raid of the Fulton County election office means for 2026
The FBI raid at the Fulton County elections hub raises urgent questions about 2026. Credits: AJC|C-SPAN|AP|Fulton Co. PD|The Dan Bongino Show/X|Arvin Temkar/AJC



