Democratic U.S. Sen. Jon Ossoff has gone on the offensive as Republicans are locked in a three-way fight to be the candidate running against him in what could be a close race.

An ally of Lt. Gov. Burt Jones has already filed an ethics complaint against the Rick Jackson's campaign.

From a Tuskegee Study apology to vaccine distrust, Benita Harris spent her career at the CDC battling racial disparity in health care.

While there is no denying that some abilities can decrease with age, years of driving also bring a built-in advantage.

A neo-Nazi from North Carolina was sentenced for a hate crime after mailing antisemitic postcards to Georgia state Rep. Esther Panitch and Macon Rabbi Elizabeth Bahar.

A big Gold Dome debate is beginning over data centers, rising energy costs and consumer protections.

AJC readers write about elections, from the state election board to 2020 ballots.

Among the charges the Falcons rookie faces are two counts of aggravated battery with a deadly weapon and one for aggravated stalking, all with a domestic violence designation.

The sparse history of Black head coaches in the NFL remains a weighty backdrop to this year's Super Bowl.

The former Georgia quarterback narrowly edged out the New England Patriots’ Drake Maye on Thursday night, winning by a margin of 366 to 361.

Georgia women’s basketball is navigating uncharted waters this season this season with eight new faces on its 12-player roster. So far, the Bulldogs have stayed afloat.

With a week to go before college baseball begins, Georgia Tech — the preseason ACC favorite — has sold the most season tickets in program history.

GM Onsi Saleh says the team maintained its flexibility while also staying committed to being competitive despite a flurry of moves around the trade deadline.

The Hawks fell 126-119 to the Hornets on Saturday, dropping what could be a potential tiebreaker in the standings.

In this week's Braves newsletter, a look at the nonroster players that could make an impact and the search for a broadcast home for Braves games this season continues.

The Braves' farm team has at least one top-100 prospect going off media consensus. That’s young lefty Cam Caminiti.

Báez is the second U22 the Five Stripes have signed. They have one more slot they can fill.

The artificial turf has been removed from Mercedes-Benz Stadium ahead of the World Cup. The installation of the grass is expected to be complete by March 7.

Baylor Stanton sets state mark in 200 IM. South Forsyth’s girls win 6A. Lassiter boys, girls sweep 5A titles. Kennesaw Mountain's Isaiah Tucker sets record in 100 fly.

Brothers Baylor and Collier Stanton won multiple medals for Brookwood as the team took home a GHSA state swimming championship on Saturday.

Led by Mostapha El Moutaouakkil's 26 points, the Jacksonville State Gamecocks defeated the Kennesaw State Owls 77-58 on Saturday

Northern Illinois edged by Georgia State 75-74 in a nonconference matchup on Saturday. The Panthers missed 10 of their final 11 shots.

If you’re throwing a party for Benito Bowl, these Puerto Rican chefs have gameday snacks and cocktail recipes for you.

As Bad Bunny prepares to take the world’s biggest stage, one Atlanta restaurant opens its doors even wider.

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The creator of Spelman College's dance department celebrates her centennial birthday and contributions to Atlanta's arts community.

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The International Association of Blacks in Dance hosts its 36th annual conference and festival in Atlanta Feb. 4-8.

The winning design will earn $5,700, in honor of this being the 57th running of the race.

A wall in Atlanta's Little Five Points transforms into a wall of love for Valentine's Day.

In a culture obsessed with removing every obstacle between desire and fulfillment, friction maxxing asks a radical question: what if ease isn’t always the goal?

Researchers at Georgetown Law say in a new analysis that metro-area construction outpaced the national average, but growth has not always reached low-income renters.

The two matriarchs of "Bridgerton" come to Atlanta for SCAD TVfest to promote Season 4 and talk about the complexities of their characters' decades-old friendship.

RuPaw, found in a box behind a dumpster in Clayton County last June, has become a Puppy Bowl star, a finalist in the "Most Pupular" contest.

“We’re prioritizing Atlanta as a critical next step for our lounge network,” after customer feedback, Delta executive Dwight James told the AJC.

From intimate gatherings over soul food or cockails to block parties, the city renews itself daily through the simple act of coming together.

Dermatologists explain why winter air dries out skin and how humidifiers, smarter moisturizing and gentler routines can help.

Myliyah “Grace” Leitzsey, 7, copes with months of hospitalization through songwriting while waiting for a heart transplant.