The governor signed a bill passed by the state Legislature to suspend the tax for 60 days. Prices have spiked following the joint U.S.-Israeli military strikes on Iran.

Health care executive Rick Jackson and Lt. Gov. Burt Jones have upended the Republican race for governor with big spending to amplify their ferocious attacks.

Nicholas “Nic” Crews, a Veterans Affairs social worker, was fatally shot at a Jasper clinic. A close friend remembered him as a mentor.

The AJC gathers real-time wait-time data from Hartsfield-Jackson Atlanta International Airport to show what security lines look like right now.

A woman who allegedly told hospital staff she'd taken abortion medication and wanted her baby to die could become the first criminal case involving Georgia's abortion law.

Georgia drivers may soon see prices at the gas pump come down more than 8%, a bit of relief amid a surge in prices that started with the war in Iran.

AJC readers write about trauma of war, geopolitics of Trump, and transparency in the Legislature.

Georgia Republican Party chair says Sen. Jon Ossoff is more interested in playing Washington politics than resolving airport delays caused by the partial government shutdown.

The Falcons rank 19th among teams that have drafted players from Georgia. But with new decision-makers, perhaps the pipeline between Atlanta and Athens grows stronger.

The Falcons introduced free-agent acquisitions Azeez Ojulari and Sam Ebukam on Monday as they continue to revamp their edge rusher group.

The 3-star OL from South Carolina grew up going to Athens at least once a year to see where his dad, Travis Johnson, played.

Mike White and the Bulldogs were stunned by a 102–77 loss to Saint Louis in Thursday’s matchup, clouding a year in which Georgia set a program record for regular-season wins.

Tech athletic director Ryan Alpert has had about a week and a half to vet candidates since Damon Stoudamire was dismissed March 8 at the end of his third season.

Lackey’s week included making program history by playing eight defensive positions and going just a single shy from hitting for the cycle Tuesday.

Dyson Daniels tied his career high with 28 points and Atlanta moved back into sixth place in the Eastern Conference.

The Hawks ended their 11-game win streak after they fell to the Rockets on Friday. Atlanta lost 117-95, ending a streak that allowed them to reach the sixth seed.

The club's No. 3 prospect will start the year in Atlanta's bullpen to help the Braves, who play 13 games in 13 days to start the season.

The club has a noon Wednesday deadline to submit its final 26-man roster ahead of Friday’s opening day at Truist Park against the Royals.

A 33-acre site in Marietta will become the training site for the new National Women’s Soccer League franchise that will begin play in 2028.

Atlanta United starting midfielder Cooper Sanchez has a unique challenge: juggling being a professional athlete and completing high school.

The sport has continued to grow rapidly in Georgia since the GHSA sanctioned it in 2020. Girls flag football surpassed 300 schools last season.

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

This month's Peachtree newsletter includes a tribute to Jeff Galloway, how to vote for the official 2026 T‑shirt design, popular running routes and more.

Kennesaw State stayed close but fell 73-64 to Gonzaga in the NCAA Tournament, ending the Owls’ second March Madness trip after their CUSA title run.

This recipe for Greek roasted potatoes with lemon and roasted garlic vinaigrette was shared by Psito’s culinary team with tips for making it in your own kitchen.

Where to shop in metro Atlanta to buy directly from local farmers, bakers and artisans, grab pantry staples like honey and preserves and connect with your community.

FROM UATL

The Oscars may be over, but Curtis Mayfield’s film soundtracks still hit. UATL breaks down his ’70s run and lasting impact from Atlanta.

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This episode of “It’s UATL” spotlights rising Atlanta artists, the city’s rap scene, Dawes’ new gym and community stories that are shaping Georgia’s culture.

The King’s Table is one of several community groups across the country extending relief to TSA workers, who have gone weeks without pay.

Brief reviews of Buddy Buddy, Close Company and the Westwood.

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

Netflix will be shooting a live-action “Scooby-Doo” TV series in Atlanta starting tentatively in April, according to a notice sent to members of a local union.

The six-episode "Blood is Thicker: The Farris Wheel" podcast covers the murder of Gary “Big Daddy” Farris, whose bones were found on a burn pile on his property.

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.

From BBL to CO2 laser, here's everything you need to know about today's most popular skin treatments, including who should skip them and what the science says.

Are you an early bird exerciser or a workout-optimizing night owl? Evening workouts are on the rise, as the gym is increasingly becoming a primary social outlet.