Come as you are: Lazy Betty serves comfort with a culinary twist
SCAD filmmaker Jeremiah Elias is revolutionizing fashion through dance
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I’d rather be homeless: Unhoused residents say Atlanta’s support falls short
The Justice for Cornelius Taylor Coalition demands safe housing, stronger support services and the renaming of a city street to honor Taylor.
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Here’s what could replace Midtown’s Cheetah Lounge strip club
The plan to demolish one of Atlanta’s most famous strip clubs to make way for a high-rise student housing tower is starting to come into focus.
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A PSC ‘debate’ was held. Only one of the four candidates participated.
Democrat Peter Hubbard answered questions and made his pitch to voters to elect him to the Georgia Public Service Commission. But three other candidates didn't show up.
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‘We’re coming for your jobs,’ California says of Atlanta’s film industry
Two developments are worth watching in the race to lure productions back to the U.S.
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CNN’s live news feed will soon leave HBO Max. Here’s why.
HBO Max integrated the 24/7 CNN feed about two years ago.
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Atlanta esports and events startup Cxmmunity snags investment to grow
The investment will enable Cxmmunity to expand its live events and media properties.
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Why Delta enjoyed a summer surge after suffering ‘spring swoon’
CEO Ed Bastian said the results lay the groundwork for a fourth quarter he expects “to be at or better than” any fourth quarter financial performance in company history.
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Atlanta offers free parking, meals to TSA workers during government shutdown
These short-term offerings are intended to boost morale, but they do not address the larger fears looming over government employees during this shutdown.
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Two Delta regional jets collided on taxiway at LaGuardia Airport, one injured
The two CRJ-900 regional jets collided on the taxiway just before 10 p.m. Wednesday.
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Prevention and treatment of diabetes is a team effort at Kaiser Permanente
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Uncover the magic of Foo Foo Fest 2025: What to know
This fall, you’ll want to experience what’s beyond the beach during Foo Foo Fest.
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Metro Atlanta Fortune 500 is keeping its HQ in Gwinnett. Here’s why.
AGCO employs about 500 in Georgia, which has been the home of the Fortune 500 company’s headquarters since 1990.
Atlanta-based parent of NYSE investing up to $2B in prediction market
Intercontinental Exchange is investing in disruptive startup Polymarket, a prediction platform where users can bet and sell shares on potential outcomes to global events.
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Rivian factory critics in Georgia will not have to pay state’s legal fees
The state has ended its effort to try to recoup legal fees from a group of Georgia residents who unsuccessfully filed multiple lawsuits over Rivian’s planned factory.
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Georgia collects more in income tax despite rate cuts
Georgia income tax revenue continues to rise despite years of rate cuts, prompting talks of further cuts or even eliminating the state income tax altogether.
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Older Atlantans find property tax relief through city program
For Kathryn Copper and residents like her, the city’s program brings peace of mind after years of spiraling costs.
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Withholding phone costs young Georgian $100K in Snapchat lawsuit
A Georgia woman has been fined more than $100,000 for not turning over her phone in litigation involving Snapchat and a near-fatal crash she caused in 2015.
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How much did investors pay for the Krog Street Market district? A lot.
The price makes the sale one of the most expensive commercial real estate transactions of the past few years in Atlanta.
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The EPA killed $7B for solar. Now, groups in Georgia, other states are suing.
The lawsuit argues funding for the so-called “Solar For All” initiative was unlawfully terminated without Congressional approval.
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Atlanta offers free parking, meals to TSA workers during government shutdown
These short-term offerings are intended to boost morale, but they do not address the larger fears looming over government employees during this shutdown.
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Target to open largest metro Atlanta store in over a decade, developer says
Target will open its largest metro Atlanta store in more than a decade, says the developer behind the project.