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Atlanta businesses wary of uncertainty, potential price hikes amid China tariffs
Local businesses are bracing for higher costs after Trump levied a 10% tariff on Chinese goods.
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City of Atlanta employees can use sick leave for abortion-related care
Last year, two Georgia women died from complications after receiving abortions, both of which the state’s maternal mortality review committee had deemed to be “preventable.”
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Allison Williams, McKenna Grace shooting drama ‘Regretting You’ in Atlanta
"Regretting You," based on a novel by the same author who wrote "It Ends With Us," is shooting in Atlanta starting next month and stars McKenna Grace and Allison Williams.
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Interactive map: See ACA premium hikes in Georgia if feds let subsidies expire
ACA plans insure more than 1.5 million Georgians, and more than 23 million Americans nationwide.
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Picture him rolling: Photographer Cam Kirk shows off new Beltline studio
New Beltline studio space aims to continue mission of empowering city's creative community
15 things to do this weekend: Atlanta Brick Con, Galentine’s Day 5K and more
Looking for something to do this weekend in metro Atlanta?
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Georgia charity founder accused of fraud must hand over assets, judge rules
The Georgia mother accused of using an infant abandonment charity for personal gain was ordered Wednesday to hand over its assets and refund donors.
Trump funding freeze puts $1 billion investment in Georgia power grid on ice
A least $1 billion in projects designed to modernize Georgia’s power grid remains in limbo amid President Trump's efforts to freeze certain federal funding.
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Carrie Steele: ‘Mother of Orphans’
In 1888, struck by the number of orphans she was continuing to find around Atlanta, she founded the Carrie Steele Orphans Home.
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In Walnut Grove, mayor says all-female council tries to channel Thatcher
Women are still outnumbered when it comes to elected office in Georgia. Walnut Grove, population 1,700, is a rarity: The mayor and city council members are all female.