In Marjorie Taylor Greene's old district, a voting marathon is underway to pick her successor.

Atlanta U.S. Rep. Nikema Williams is expected to cruise to reelection in her overwhelmingly Democratic district.

The AJC’s “ICE Sweeps Georgia” social video series was a unanimous selection of Peabody jurors in the Interactive & Immersive category.

The 68-unit apartment tower, which is best known for its metal peach sculpture and high-profile highway billboard, was seized by its lender Fannie Mae earlier in April.

U.S. Rep. David Scott had been running for a 13th term. But his death on April 22 has created another open congressional seat in Georgia.

Smoke drifting north from wildfires in Georgia and Florida triggered a “Code Orange” air quality alert in metro Atlanta. Gov. Brian Kemp surveyed South Georgia damage Friday.

The cost of medical care and debt threaten vulnerable people's housing. Medicare for All would create a safety net to provide treatment without a crushing financial blow.

Too many Georgians are losing access to health care while companies are making profits and rural hospitals are closing. Medicare for All is the solution.

The Falcons' first pick of the draft was Clemson cornerback A.J. Terrell at No. 48 overall in the second round. He is the younger brother of Falcons cornerback A.J. Terrell.

‘(A)llegations are allegations. That’s all they are,’ a former DeKalb DA says, defending due process and deals prosecutors make.

Dantzler, Stinchcomb and Shockley will offer play-by-play, color and reporting starting this fall.

The Bulldogs had just one player taken among the first 32 picks in the draft, as Monroe Freeling landed with the Carolina Panthers with the No. 19 pick in the first round.

The No. 3 Yellow Jackets and No. 5 Bulldogs both feature loaded lineups that can hit for power, but it was Tech that put together a showcase in a 14-4 win at Truist Park.

No. 3 Tech needed but seven innings to disassemble No. 5 UGA by run rule, 14-4. For Drew Burress, a junior, it was his first win over UGA after four losses in his career.

The Hawks overhauled their roster in February, adding Jonathan Kuminga and CJ McCollum. That decision is paying off as they lead the Knicks 2-1 in the first-round series.

In Game 3 of their NBA playoff series, the Hawks matched the Knicks' physicality and had more poise when it mattered the most.

Braves center fielder Michael Harris II was scratched from the starting lineup on Friday with an injured quad.

The Braves’ 2026 season is well underway. Keep it here for all the team’s personnel and injury news.

Atlanta United dropped its fourth straight game in a 2-1 loss to the New England Revolution on Wednesday at Mercedes-Benz Stadium.

The Five Stripes were shut out for the fifth time this season and fell to 1-6-1 with a home loss to Nashville SC.

Mill Creek football coach Josh Lovelady shares stories about how Georgia native Caleb Downs became a first-round NFL draft pick. Downs played for Alabama and Ohio State.

With four more homers, the catcher will set a new NCAA single-season record.

In this week's Peachtree newsletter: how to sign up for Atlanta Track Club's In‑Training program, the latest fitness and wellness trends, top trail picks and more.

Creekview held off county rival Cherokee 8-7 in the final slow-pitch softball state championship game. The sport was reclassified by the GHSA.

Chef Aaron Philips, one half of the chef duo that led Midtown fine-dining institution Lazy Betty to wide acclaim, has left the restaurant.

The value proposition for 1678 Omakase is right in its name: The Brookhaven sushi restaurant serves a 16-course omakase dinner for just $78.

FROM UATL

More than a century after W.E.B. Du Bois used photographs to challenge the world’s view of Black life, a new exhibition in Atlanta revisits and reimagines his work.

FROM UATL

Hills4ATL, led by Alvin “AB” Bailey, brings hundreds together weekly for free workouts — building community and redefining Atlanta fitness.

Looking for things to do in Atlanta this week? Here's Punk Foodie's pop-up picks this week, from barbecue to bakery bites to Haitian fusion.

Culled from a collection of more than 50,000 items, “Atlanta in 100 Objects” is both a coffee-table book and an exhibition opening April 25.

A mostly plant-based diet with healthy proteins and fats can help you thrive as you age.

One of the largest real estate owners in metro Atlanta has been tracking the tech company's journey for decades and shows some of his vast Apple collection.

Radio personalities from 94.9/The Bull and V-103 and a reporter from WSB-TV share their exits from the Atlanta airwaves via social media.

Relax at the spa, inhale fresh air from the outdoors or spend time in front of the fire with a glass of champagne.

Among the mountains of North Georgia, you'll find five exciting, invigorating and unforgettable hikes

April is Stress Awareness Month. These simple activities will slow a busy mind, release tension and add more calm into your daily life.

Searches for “energy healing” just hit an all-time high in the U.S. We spoke to a healing practitioner about spiritual healing — and what science has to say about it.