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Atlanta has always been a top target for major sporting events. But with the Super Bowl and the NCAA Men’s Final Four sc...
02/14/2025

Atlanta has always been a top target for major sporting events. But with the Super Bowl and the NCAA Men’s Final Four scheduled to arrive over the next six years, are state lawmakers still willing to help pay for them?

The money would help pay for public safety and infrastructure costs. Atlanta is hosting major sporting events, including the World Cup next year.

This year’s winter flu season appears to be the most serious in 15 years, with cases ticking higher than at the peak of ...
02/14/2025

This year’s winter flu season appears to be the most serious in 15 years, with cases ticking higher than at the peak of the 2009-2010 winter flu season, according to the Centers for Disease Control and Prevention.

Data shows that flu cases in Georgia remain high, but vaccination rates are lower than in the past. Atlanta doctors say it's not too late to get vaccinated.

As pressure builds on Gov. Brian Kemp to run for U.S. Senate next year, other Georgia Republicans are scrambling to prep...
02/14/2025

As pressure builds on Gov. Brian Kemp to run for U.S. Senate next year, other Georgia Republicans are scrambling to prepare their campaigns if he opts out.

Some of Gov. Brian Kemp’s allies privately doubt he’ll challenge Democratic U.S. Sen. Jon Ossoff in 2026. Other Georgia Republicans are making plans if he opts out.

Secretary of Defense Pete Hegseth has hinted at a wholesale reversal of the broader Biden administration effort in 2023 ...
02/14/2025

Secretary of Defense Pete Hegseth has hinted at a wholesale reversal of the broader Biden administration effort in 2023 to remove names that honored Confederate leaders, including from nine Army bases.

Danny Powell hadn’t heard of the defense secretary’s decision to change the name of North Carolina’s largest military base back to Fort Bragg.

From Fortune 500 companies to small contractors, Georgia’s business ecosystem is preparing for higher prices on steel an...
02/14/2025

From Fortune 500 companies to small contractors, Georgia’s business ecosystem is preparing for higher prices on steel and aluminum as the new 25% tariffs President Donald Trump announced take effect next month.

Because of its economic growth, Georgia stands to be hit harder than most states by the steel and aluminum tariffs due to take effect in March.

The Putnam County sheriff said Thursday his office is now overseeing what he called a “death investigation” after a Spel...
02/14/2025

The Putnam County sheriff said Thursday his office is now overseeing what he called a “death investigation” after a Spelman College instructor and an Atlanta private school coach went missing on Lake Oconee over the weekend.

Executives at Massachusetts-based Aspen Aerogels said Thursday during an investor call that the company is indefinitely ...
02/14/2025

Executives at Massachusetts-based Aspen Aerogels said Thursday during an investor call that the company is indefinitely halting construction on its 500,000-square-foot factory near Register, which is about 12 miles outside of Statesboro.

A company that produces special materials to contain fires in electric vehicles has ceased construction of its partially built Georgia factory.

MARTA has closely followed the flurry of executive orders and federal Department of Transportation memoranda issued sinc...
02/14/2025

MARTA has closely followed the flurry of executive orders and federal Department of Transportation memoranda issued since President Donald Trump took office, General Manager and CEO Collie Greenwood said.

It’s hard to say how likely that scenario is, Deputy CFO Greg Patterson said, but they are preparing for it.

Atlanta Beltline Partnership, a nonprofit that raises funds for the Beltline, received $1.85 million for the development...
02/14/2025

Atlanta Beltline Partnership, a nonprofit that raises funds for the Beltline, received $1.85 million for the development of Enota Park from various donors including Georgia Power, the Fraser-Parker Foundation and Norfolk Southern.

The Atlanta Beltline’s vision for a new park with a board walk and pavilion next to the Westside Trail is coming to life.

Georgia lawmakers are deciding whether to spend as much as $66 million to remove computer QR codes from ballots or aband...
02/14/2025

Georgia lawmakers are deciding whether to spend as much as $66 million to remove computer QR codes from ballots or abandon the idea in favor of a $15 million software update.

Lawmakers face a choice of whether to remove QR codes from Georgia ballots at a cost of up to $66 million, or to reverse course on the update to the Dominion voting system.

According to police, Quintavious Clark was sitting in his vehicle that morning when a red sedan pulled in front of it an...
02/14/2025

According to police, Quintavious Clark was sitting in his vehicle that morning when a red sedan pulled in front of it and fired several shots. Clark, who was both “a son and a father,” died from his injuries, police said.

East Point police are seeking help from the public to identify those responsible for killing a man in a drive-by shooting last week outside a McDonald’s.

“Getting out and getting the baseball stuff going is always fun,” Olson said on Thursday. “Some of the best trash talkin...
02/14/2025

“Getting out and getting the baseball stuff going is always fun,” Olson said on Thursday. “Some of the best trash talking and conversations out there in the early mornings in spring, just getting back with everybody.”

A year ago, the question was if Olson could continue the historically productive performance of 2023. After a drop-off in 2024, it’s how far back up the hill he can climb.

On March 15, the Divinely Elegant Vines tasting room will open in the Cincinnati Junction development. 🍷
02/14/2025

On March 15, the Divinely Elegant Vines tasting room will open in the Cincinnati Junction development. 🍷

On March 15, Michael and Jessena Waldo will open the Divinely Elegant Vines tasting room in the space in the Cincinnati Junction development.

02/14/2025

Anthony Mackie has shot over a dozen projects in Atlanta, but filming Marvel Studios' "Captain America: Brave New World" has been his favorite experience in the city so far.

The latest film from Disney marks the first time Mackie will take on the starring role as the titular comic book character.

The actor chatted with AJC's Rodney Ho about his lifelong relationship with Atlanta and what it was like filming at Tyler Perry Studios.

🎥: Marvel Studios; Arvin Temkar / AJC

Developers in Athens have opened a new boutique hotel in a somewhat unusual place — a historic telephone company buildin...
02/14/2025

Developers in Athens have opened a new boutique hotel in a somewhat unusual place — a historic telephone company building.

The Bell Hotel in Athens features eight guest rooms, a four-bedroom suite, a rooftop terrace with city views, and a “parlor-style” lobby with a bar and banquet seating.

Yates, formerly the quarterbacks coach, will serve as the pass-game coordinator. Williams, formerly the offensive assist...
02/14/2025

Yates, formerly the quarterbacks coach, will serve as the pass-game coordinator. Williams, formerly the offensive assistant/assistant quarterbacks coach, was promoted to full-time quarterbacks coach.

Both coaches will continue to work with offensive coordinator Zac Robinson.

Valentine’s Day is tomorrow, and if you’re still empty-handed, don’t panic. 💝💐
02/14/2025

Valentine’s Day is tomorrow, and if you’re still empty-handed, don’t panic. 💝💐

Still need a Valentine’s Day gift? Don’t panic. From artful finds to local experiences, this last-minute gift guide has thoughtful ideas that feel anything but rushed.

In a text statement to the AJC, kamau called the vote “a coup by seven people to overrule the votes of thousands who cho...
02/14/2025

In a text statement to the AJC, kamau called the vote “a coup by seven people to overrule the votes of thousands who chose me as mayor in 2021 before they get to vote again in a few months.”

The South Fulton City Council alleges Mayor khalid kamau of unauthorized use of city resources and “conduct unbecoming of a public official.”

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