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Atlanta judge lifts lid on Fani Willis’ Trump prosecution evidence
Sensitive evidence against President Donald Trump and his allies in the criminal 2020 election interference case in Fulton County can be publicly revealed for the first time.
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3 hours, 21 minutes, 37 seconds. A MARTA world record?
"We don’t want to just set a record and then somebody comes in next week. We want to make it unbreakable," says MARTA rider Matthew Plese.
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With Big Ten teams in town for Peach Bowl, Friday’s commute could be tricky
Traffic will likely be challenging in Atlanta on Friday afternoon as thousands of Indiana and Oregon fans head to Mercedes-Benz Stadium for the Chick-fil-A Peach Bowl.
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A.M. ATL: Protect your energy
Morning, y'all. Your Jan. 9 update: Another delay for MARTA's new train cars, a giant data center pitch, weekend plans and more.
Fulton Commissioners Ivory, Arrington to challenge Chair Robb Pitts
The election contests are taking shape for four seats on the Fulton County Board of Commissioners in 2026.
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Competing realities baked in before facts in Minneapolis shooting
Federal officials were quick to toss around terms like “domestic terrorism” or “violent rioters” to justify — or somehow even sanitize — her death.
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Is Trump’s proposed ban on investor-owned homes real?
Georgia’s Democratic senators welcome focus on housing affordability, but a ban on investors buying single-family homes could face legal challenges.
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Rivals call Norfolk Southern merger ‘anti-competitive’
The companies are in the early innings of what’s shaping up to be a long fight over the proposal.
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Anne Isenhower, respected public relations expert, has died
Anne Isenhower, a well-known public relations professional, died Jan. 1 in her Atlanta home, according to her close friend Danielle Gordon. Isenhower was 59.
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Atlanta protesters take to the streets after deadly ICE shooting
More than 150 demonstrators marched through downtown Atlanta on Thursday night to protest the killing of a Minnesota woman by an Immigration and Customs Enforcement officer.














