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More Atlanta home sellers offering buyer concessions in market shift
A new report found that metro Atlanta has one of the largest concession rates in the country, behind only Seattle, Washington, and Portland, Oregon.
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People, not profit, inspire Chantell Glenn to redevelop south Atlanta
Her career has revolved around trying to bring equitable developments to fruition in Atlanta.
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Inman Park celebrates bountiful art and beautiful homes this weekend
A quirky street parade, artists’ market, kids’ activities, a dance festival and music take over the neighborhood during the Inman Park Festival & Tour of Homes.
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15 things to do in metro Atlanta this weekend
There's music festivals, a Pinterest-inspired convention and more.
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KidChella creates kid-friendly, music festival vibe for families
Children’s Museum of Atlanta will host its inaugural KidChella event on Saturday night.
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‘Fine water’ insiders to crown world’s best H2O at Atlanta summit
The Fine Water Society's Taste and Design awards took place Friday in Buckhead, with judges tasting and scoring about 100 bottles of water from around the world.
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Georgia’s newest traffic nightmare? The I-16 exit at Hyundai EV plant
Hyundai opened its EV plant faster than access roads could be built. That's creating the kind of commuter traffic gridlock in rural Georgia more synonymous with Atlanta.
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Deadly crash reignites debate over Georgia State Patrol’s pursuit practices
A Georgia State Patrol chase that killed a 19-year-old bystander in Atlanta last week thrust the agency into the middle of a public debate about police pursuits.
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Ossoff ‘strongly’ backs Trump impeachment but says Democrats need to flip House first
U.S. Sen. Jon Ossoff said he thinks President Donald Trump has committed impeachable offenses, but Democrats need to take control of the U.S. House before they can act.
Tort reform is a lifeline for hardworking Georgians striving to build a better future
These reforms aren’t about favoring corporations — they’re about protecting consumers and job creators alike, says former State representative Melvin Everson.
Bikes, scooters and walkers collide in Beltline free-for-all
Why Atlanta’s popular path needs a parallel trail.
A year after arrests, what will you see today at Emory University?
Emory University professor Noëlle McAfee writes of what happened on the Emory campus a year ago.
Dorky no more. How hybrid vehicles have changed
Gasoline-electric hybrid vehicles used to be small, dorky hatchbacks and cramped, buzzy sedans. A lot has changed.
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Don’t delay: Registration for the race closes Wednesday
This year sees the return of traditional lottery system for would-be runners in ‘World’s Largest 10K.’
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Photos: Falcons introduce their 2025 first-round draft picks
The Falcons introduced first-round draft picks Jalon Walker and James Pearce Jr. at a news conference at the team's headquarters in Flowery Branch on Friday, April 25, 2025.
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Photos: Fine Water Summit Taste and Design Awards
Judges with the Fine Water Society sipped about 100 different waters for their 2025 Taste and Design Awards in Atlanta.
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The World mourns to the passing of Pope Francis
The world mourns after the passing of Pope Francis on Monday, April 21, 2025. On Wednesday, the body of Pope Francis was carried into St.