Cathy Woolard, former Atlanta City Council president, has relocated to North Carolina because of Atlanta's traffic, taxes and affordability. "I never thought I'd leave."

Georgia election officials prepare for the midterms, facing concerns that previously sounded unthinkable.

A former Fulton judge’s misconduct warranted her removal from office, the Georgia Supreme Court ruled Tuesday, but declined to punish her because she had already quit.

Morning, y'all! Your Sept. 23 update: Data center opposition is heading to court, and National Guard families still don't know how long their service members will be in D.C.

Pirelli on Tuesday said it will invest $1.2 billion to expand its existing U.S. headquarters and manufacturing facility in northwest Georgia.

Google, a major data center operator, has agreed to pay a premium for that new electricity as part of a new program to upgrade four nuclear reactors in Georgia.

Atlanta Journal-Constitution politics columnist Patricia Murphy's explanation of the Democratic Socialists of America's platform drew spirited responses from readers.

The continuing loss of trees in Atlanta, the City in the Forest, has a negative impact on citizens' health and the environment.

Tua Tagovailoa has a real chance to be active Thursday night as Michael Penix Jr.’s backup when the Atlanta Falcons face the Green Bay Packers at 8:15 p.m.

Michael Penix Jr. to start at quarterback for first time in 10 months Thursday as the Falcons play the Packers.

Mayfield, who won the Heisman Trophy in 2017, was an easy villain for Georgia fans to root against.

The Yellow Jackets travel nearly 2,500 miles to Stanford for their first conference game.

Yellow Jackets will start ACC contests on West Coast against Stanford Cardinal.

Veesaar was in line to get some playing time this season to give the Hawks size in the paint.

Jason Love, Ettore Messina and Sergi Oliva join Quin Snyder’s team.

The Braves got a major lift to their already strong bullpen Wednesday.

The Atlanta Braves’ rookie right-hander allows just one run in five innings against the Cincinnati Reds on Tuesday night at Truist Park.

Two battles of No. 1 vs. No. 2 teams head the slate of Georgia high school football games in Week 6, but they aren’t the only matchups involving two ranked teams.

Class 7A Lowndes, which has recorded shutouts in three of its five games, leads the state in fewest points allowed per game, with 2.8.

Today’s Four Questions interviewee is Carrollton quarterback CJ Cypher, who leads Class 7A in passing yards with 1,667 and leads all classes in touchdown passes with 23.

The No. 1 and No. 2 teams in Class 6A and Class 3A will face off when Thomas County Central visits Lee County and Toombs County hosts Pierce County.

This week in metro Atlanta, check out the first West Midtown Restaurant Week and celebrate 100 years of the Ponce City Market building.

How to make a Fishmonger-inspired blackened fish sandwich without smoking up your kitchen.

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Alongside former U.S. Ambassador Andrew Young in Atlanta, the Freedom Rider challenges younger generations to stop hesitating and act.

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From community gardens and urban farms to plant therapy and a viral online creator, these spots are helping Atlantans grow their green thumbs.

How pop-ups work as test kitchens, plus this week’s Punk Foodie must-try list.

V-103 host Frank Ski has started a podcast, "Frankly Speaking," featuring interviews with politicians, celebrities and lifestyle experts. He records from his home.

More than one-third of Georgia adults have prediabetes, and most don’t know it. Here’s what your A1C number means and why it matters.

From squats to Romanian deadlifts, a Georgia fitness specialist shares six exercises for stronger legs and explains how beginners can work them into their routines.