Patricia Murphy writes about Social Circle, where “officials feel like they’ve been living a nightmare lately.”

The Georgia Senate on Thursday approved two bills that would dramatically scale back the state’s individual income tax.

The seventh annual event distributed 1,700 cards to veterans.

Godfrey Wade was arrested by immigration authorities following a traffic stop and was deported because of minor criminal violations from 20 years ago.

The wood stork will soon no longer be on the federal endangered species list. Some environmentalists say that's a bad thing.

Alabama, Georgia, Tennessee, South Carolina and Mississippi are all part of this growing trend.

Atlanta faces challenges with housing, immigration enforcement and local investment even before the World Cup matches begin. When play starts, the city should be ready.

Atlanta Journal-Constitution readers write in about the Environmental Protection Agency, ICE and Braves TV games.

Coaches were understandably mum about the legal issues surrounding rookie edge rusher James Pearce Jr.; Tommy Rees talks Michael Penix Jr.; special teams get a veteran coach.

Tommy Rees, Jeff Ulbrich look forward to working with talent on both sides of the ball.

While Indiana's defensive coordinator took home the Broyles Award on Thursday, Mike Bobo made his third appearance as one of the five finalists.

Kemon Spell, a 5-star running back recruit, makes it clear how committed he is to Georgia football.

Four Georgia Tech players were invited to the NFL scouting combine, matching its largest number of invitations since 2009.

The Yellow Jackets lost their sixth consecutive game, and ninth in its past 10, in an 83-67 loss to the Demon Deacons before a paltry late-night crowd Wednesday night.

Versatile Hawks forward Jalen Johnson is relishing making his first All-Star game after spending a professional career waiting to break through.

NBA All-Star weekend is back in California for the second straight year

Kyle Farmer, a Marist graduate and UGA standout, is fighting for a Braves roster spot after stints with the Dodgers, Reds, Twins and Rockies.

Braves outfielder Ronald Acuña Jr., who joined the 40-40 club by launching 40 homers and stealing 40 bases during his 2023 MVP season, enters this season fully healthy.

Five Stripes are scheduled to open its 10th MLS season Feb. 21 at Cincinnati.

Atlanta United has reached a settlement with Botafogo on Thiago Almada after nearly two years and will get the money it is owed.

The 2026 Corky Kell + Dave Hunter Classic lineup includes nine top-10 football teams, nine first-time participants and a return to Georgia State for the first time in 8 years.

Several high schools made coaching changes during the regular season, and several more have already announced openings.

Table for Two is a conversation with Atlanta’s personalities — voices, faces and names woven into the fabric of our city — at their go-to spot to learn what makes it special.

The oppressed entrepreneurs of the late 1800s capitalized on low grocery prices to build businesses that influenced Atlanta’s present-day institutions.

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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 consolidation will save the company roughly the same amount of money as a salaried reporter position, which will be reinvested back into its reporting.

Check out more than 25 Valentine’s and Galentine’s Day menus and events happening in Atlanta.

After almost a half-century, the annual Peachtree Road Race is getting a new title sponsor and new name: the Northside Hospital Peachtree Road Race.

Cynthia Lee’s embrace of color, art and personal touches transformed a blank space into a maximalist vision.

The Hawks "Dancing DJ" Chika Takai barely knew English a decade ago, but is now the team's in-game DJ and a huge cheerleader for spreading NBA love across Asia.

The veteran TV actor will be coming to Atlanta to shoot a pilot for a reboot of the hit 1970s private investigator show.

“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.

Science shows strong friendships boost mental and physical well-being. Discover how to celebrate your besties in Atlanta, from wellness activities to nightlife happenings.

Want to give your brain a boost? It might be time for a "synaptic reset." New research suggests that a short midday nap can do more than help you feel rested.