Credit: Adam Van Brimmer
Voters side with Gullah Geechee in Sapelo Island zoning referendum
Nearly 85% of voters who cast ballots in a referendum backed Gullah Geechee efforts to halt the construction of large homes on Georgia's Sapelo Island.
Credit: arvin.temkar@ajc.com
Georgia economist projects slow growth, lingering inflation for 2026
The report by State Economist Robert Buschman will shape a week of legislative negotiations on the state budget.
Credit: abcutrer@gmail.com
Georgia opts in to new federal school voucher program. Here’s what to know.
Georgia joins the less than a dozen states that have said they will participate in the federal school voucher program.
Credit: abcutrer@gmail.com
Ossoff needs to take a harder line on Venezuela, but he hasn’t so far
Venezuelan dictator Nicolás Maduro created the chaos in his country that created a humanitarian crisis that led to people like the killer of Laken Riley into the U.S.
Credit: abbey.cutrer@ajc.com
Why staying put has become en vogue in Atlanta’s complicated office market
Office leasing in metro Atlanta dropped in 2025, but when companies are making decisions on their workspace, more are opting to avoid change and stick with what they know.
Credit: Miguel Martinez-Jimenez
$10M Amazon fraud trial exposes Atlanta-area conspiracy
Details of an Atlanta-area conspiracy that saw Amazon lose almost $10 million in the first half of 2022 are being publicly revealed for the first time at trial.
Credit: Stephen B. Morton for The Atlanta Journal Constitution
Could increased visitation ruin Cumberland Island? Plan stokes controversy.
The Cumberland Island National Seashore could see increased foot and bicycle traffic under a proposal open to public comment. The Georgia barrier island is a primitive place.
Credit: Special Collections and Archives
Why Julian Bond was kicked out of the Georgia Legislature 60 years ago
Julian Bond was barred from the Georgia Legislature in 1966; 60 years later, his son Michael Bond tells the story and reflects on his father's legacy — and sense of humor.
Credit: Joe Kovac
Atlanta spared, but arctic blast coats swath of Georgia with dusting of snow
Atlanta was spared from snow, but a winter storm blanketed parts of Middle Georgia in about an inch of snow early Sunday.
Credit: arvin.temkar@ajc.com
Commission to review whether to suspend indicted state House member
An Atlanta Journal-Constitution records request found Henderson and Henry County Schools dispute her last day of employment.











