Fulton County Deputy DA Will Wooten qualified Thursday to run against Judge E. Trenton Brown III for a seat on the Georgia Court of Appeals.

Despite a disruptive year for global commerce, Georgia posted another international trade record in 2025.

At the Showcase Atlanta Workforce Expo, more than 100 employers were looking to hire ahead of the major soccer tournament and beyond.

After recent Grammy wins and a Super Bowl performance, Lady Gaga’s Mayhem Ball Tour stop in Atlanta didn’t disappoint.

Despite a disruptive year for global commerce, Georgia posted another international trade record in 2025.

Republican Rick Jackson's lucrative health care contracts with the state have come under fire now that he is running for governor in Georgia.

The Rev. Jesse Jackson did not just march on the streets. He went to corporate America C-suite leaders to demand opportunities for Americans of diverse backgrounds.

In his final column for The Atlanta Journal-Constitution, Jamie Dupree says little has changed over the last five years in Congress. That's not a good thing.

After an encouraging season first season with the Falcons, Darnell Mooney's production dropped off considerably in 2025.

The NFL announced Tuesday that the Atlanta Falcons will play in the NFL Madrid game next season at Bernabéu, the home field to Real Madrid C.F.

Georgia freshman Kaiden Prothro is already drawing comparisons to Brock Bowers and George Pickens as the Bulldogs look to replace major pass‑catching production in 2026.

Blue Cain scored 16 points Tuesday night in Georgia basketball's 98-88 victory over No. 16 Alabama, making him one point shy of totaling 1,000 for his career.

Georgia Tech offensive guard Keylan Rutledge exemplifies Brent Key's fierce approach to the Georgia rivalry, talks about the importance of toughness.

Damon Stoudamire’s third season is among the worst in the program’s history. “I haven’t experienced this before,” the Georgia Tech basketball coach says.

With recent moves ahead of the NBA trade deadline, including trading Trae Young, the Hawks have a new roster and a new push forward.

The Atlanta Braves’ two pitching aces both got work in on Thursday at CoolToday Park in Florida.

Keep up with all the Braves news, big and small, in updates from new beat writer Chad Bishop and some of our other sports writers.

A fan’s guide to traffic, parking, safety and weather for the first Atlanta United match of the season at Mercedes-Benz Stadium.

The grass that will be put down in Mercedes-Benz Stadium for this summer’s World Cup should easily stay alive for the tournament’s match dates, a FIFA official says.

Six teams are in final fours for the first time, and seven are breaking droughts of more than 30 years.

Wheeler, McEachern, Pebblebrook and Hillgrove boys advance. St. Pius’ boys beat North Oconee to stay undefeated. North Paulding’s girls eliminate defending champion Newton.

This is the second year Kennesaw State men’s basketball coach Antoine Pettway has been named a finalist for the Ben Jobe award.

Hiring tarot card readers off Etsy to help end the Braves' curse; is the Hawks' "Magic City Monday" appropriate?; Jonathan Kuminga is a force (after three games); and more.

Rising Son, chef Hudson Rouse’s breakfast and lunch restaurant in Avondale Estates, will close at the end of March after 10 years of business.

The name of the game here is big portions, big red wines and big prices. And be sure to finish that steak.

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The Atlanta-based photographer has been setting her lens on the city's soccer and sports culture for years. Next up, the 2026 FIFA World Cup.

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Tayari Jones speaks to “It’s UATL” hosts Najja Parker and Nedra Rhone about family, friendship and why her fiction novel “Kin” is her most Southern to date.

The series spans 1972 to 2006, a time period before the state bolstered its film tax credit.

The U.S. will not experience oil shortages or face a supply issue. But prices will be impacted, analysts say.

Gallerist Tyler Rollins fills a traditional Charleston home with contemporary Asian art.

For two Atlanta alumni from Season 50, “Survivor” begins long before the plane ride to Fiji. It's a test of both mental grit and physical endurance.

The latest movie filmed in Atlanta nearly three decades after ‘Scream 2’ shot here.

Atlanta's Jalyn Hall, an acting vet on the CW's "All American" and film "Till," has jumped into comedy in Tracey Morgan's NBC show 'The Fall and Rise of Reggie Dinkins."

The airline is reducing its AmEx credit card statement benefit, but boosting miles and status gifting ability.

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

As family health care premiums continue to rise annually, small businesses are facing tough choices about offering health coverage, but a state bill would create a new option.

The Grief House's art installation now has a permanent home at one of Atlanta's historic cemeteries. For those grieving, it's an opportunity to share their feelings out loud.