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ATLANTA — On a party-line vote, Georgia senators approved legislation that would impose harsher penalties on people who commit crimes during protests, require protesters to first obtain a permit from their local government and punish municipalities that tell public safety officers to "stand down" during a riot.

ATLANTA — Tuesday marked the final deadline for Georgia health care workers to get their second COVID-19 vaccine dose or a valid exemption to keep their jobs.

They chose a younger, cheaper version of Freddie Freeman, from whom Atlanta is moving on, whether or not fans like it.

In the year since a gunman killed eight people at three Georgia massage businesses, the family members and friends of the victims have been struggling with grief, trying to heal and making sure their loved ones aren’t forgotten

The spa shootings in Georgia killed six Asian women but as a community tries to heal, hate incidents are on the rise

NASCAR Cup Series star Kyle Busch says Sunday’s race at the revamped Atlanta Motor Speedway is “going to be crazy” as he anticipates superspeedway-style racing on the 1.5-mile oval.

Houston Texans quarterback Deshaun Watson may find a way to get his second chance playing for the New Orleans Saints.

Asians in America find themselves in a state of duality — simultaneously more visible and more vulnerable.

It’s been one year since eight people were killed after a gunman opened fire at two Atlanta-area massage businesses. Six of the victims were of Asian descent, sparking fear and outcry within Asian American communities across the country over the possibility the victims were targeted because of their race.

The Secret Service found some crossover between violent incels and white supremacists

Houston Texans quarterback Deshaun Watson reportedly reached out to the Atlanta Falcons personally regarding a potential trade.