A change of plea hearing has been scheduled next month in Atlanta for state Rep. Dexter Sharper, who initially pleaded not guilty to charges.

Voting rights advocates have filed a motion that seeks to prohibit federal authorities from misusing voter information recently seized from Fulton County.

A motorist fleeing from Immigration and Customs Enforcement agents collided with another car Monday morning in Savannah, Georgia, killing a local schoolteacher.

Courier’s publications aren’t traditional newsrooms. They’re digital-first and package content in short-form videos, explainers, carousels and text posts on social media.

The Orange Crush HBCU spring break beach party is returning in 2026 to Georgia’s coast with a rebranding after a successful 2025 event sanctioned by Tybee Island.

A wintertime visit to Massee Lane Gardens near Fort Valley affords guests a cool-weather dose of flowers in bloom thanks to its renowned camellias, which color the landscape.

Muslims celebrate Ramadan annually, a time a of praying and fasting. As Georgians observe this period, here's how to support them at home and at work.

Trump floated the idea of nationalizing elections even though states have that authority constitutionally. Decentralized contests differentiate the US from dictatorships.

Last season, the Falcons had a visible lack of accountability for poor special teams play. New coordinator Craig Aukerman is looking to fix that.

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.

Georgia baseball starts its season on Friday against Wright State in the first of what will be a 3-game series. The Bulldogs are ranked No. 6 in the preseason.

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

Atlanta native Anthony Edwards won his first All-Star Game MVP award, shining throughout the three games that his Team USA Stars squad played in Sunday’s revamped format.

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.

Automated Ball-Strike Challenge System will monitor all pitches, and teams will have up to two challenges of umpire calls per game.

Focus is on top of pitching rotation while depth falters.

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 Panthers move up to No. 6 in Class 2A three weeks after being unranked with a record under .500.

Camden County’s boys team wins 12th straight traditional championship. Woodland and East Jackson also earn boys titles, and Lumpkin County takes girls crown.

Bryan Furman, the former pitmaster at B's Cracklin' Barbecue, eschewed opening a new restaurant in Atlanta for an opportunity in Portland, Oregon he couldn't refuse.

Using a few modern conveniences like microwaveable rice pouches, the classic Spanish dish can be a weeknight meal.

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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.

Atlanta Opera will hold a groundbreaking ceremony Monday to kick off its $64 million effort to turn the historic Bobby Jones Golf Course clubhouse into a new arts center.

Animals love each other, too. Here are the tales behind some of Atlanta’s cutest bonded animal pairs, from adoptable dogs and cats to exotic animals.

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.

BET’s effort to revive “106 & Park” with a sports lens failed to generate enough buzz and was canceled after just eight episodes.

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.

“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.

If the Olympics have inspired you to try a winter sport — or simply get more active — there are smart steps you can take to do it safely and effectively.

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