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Georgia’s sales tax breaks for data centers tally more than $2.5 billion
The data center industry’s rampant growth in Georgia means taxpayer-backed incentives also balloon beyond earlier projections.
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Fulton asks a judge to return the county's election records seized by FBI
Reporters for The Atlanta Journal-Constitution are watching for developments in this fast-moving story. Stick with the AJC for updates.
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Georgia’s wood stork will soon leave endangered list. Some say it’s too soon.
The wood stork will soon no longer be on the federal endangered species list. Some environmentalists say that's a bad thing.
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Atlanta must not repeat mistakes of 1996 Olympics during 2026 World Cup
Atlanta faces challenges with housing, immigration enforcement and local investment even before the World Cup matches begin. When play starts, the city should be ready.
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The Trump administration’s treatment of Social Circle is unconscionable
Patricia Murphy writes about Social Circle, where “officials feel like they’ve been living a nightmare lately.”
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Derek Dooley urges Congress to give NCAA the power to enforce its rules
The former college football coach says if he is elected to the U.S. Senate he will "educate everybody" about the issue.
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Fulton seeks to assure voters ahead of midterm elections
Fulton County officials prepare for the 2026 midterms after the FBI seized troves of it's 2020 election records last month.
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South Fulton Police policies outdated, in need of revision, review finds
The City Council requested the probe in July, four days after two lawsuits were filed against the city and former chief.
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Georgia Power, environmental groups clash over challenge to data center expansion
The stakes for Georgia Power and residential customers in its territory are huge.
