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Jonas Hayes returns home as Georgia State basketball coach

ATLANTA — Georgia State has hired Atlanta native Jonas Hayes, one of the hottest young coaches in the country, as its new men’s basketball coach, the school announced Wednesday.

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DeKalb NAACP decries permit approval for Confederate event at Stone Mountain Park

ATLANTA — A Confederate Memorial Day event poised to return to Stone Mountain Park next month has garnered opposition from activists, including a local chapter of the NAACP.

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Loss to Raptors locks Hawks into play-in game

A 118-108 loss in Toronto Tuesday means Atlanta is officially locked into a play-in tournament game.

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Georgia lawmakers vote to empower state investigative agency to probe claims of election fraud

ATLANTA — The Georgia General Assembly's approval of a bill would give the state investigative agency stronger police powers over elections by authorizing the statewide agency to launch investigations into allegations of fraud.

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Georgia Gov. Kemp ends legislative session with new fuel for reelection fight

ATLANTA — Georgia Gov. Brian Kemp picked the right time to reach a meeting of minds with the Republican-controlled Legislature.

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Lawmakers revive much of Georgia elections bill on last day of session

ATLANTA — Georgia legislators restored key pieces of an elections bill Monday morning, expanding GBI fraud enforcement and unsealing paper ballots for public inspection.

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Georgia professor pulled from classes after calling police on students

ATLANTA — A Georgia State University professor has been removed from teaching classes on campus after she called school police last week on two students who arrived late to class, officials said Monday.

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Falcons sign LB Rashaan Evans to one-year deal

The former first-round pick began his career in Tennessee and will reunite with Falcons defensive coordinator Dean Pees in Atlanta.

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10 storylines for Braves' 2022 season

The Braves are entering a title-defense campaign for the second time since moving to Atlanta in 1966. Much has changed since the last time they played a meaningful contest. That was Game 6 of the World Series, when Max Fried tossed a gem, Jorge Soler put a pitch into orbit…

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John Clay: Is this the year Kentucky football makes it to 'the ATL'?

This fall will be Nick Saban's 16th directing the Crimson Tide. He's the dean of SEC football coaches. Who's second on the list? That would be Mark Stoops, who arrived at Kentucky in 2013 and is preparing to enter his 10th year at the helm.

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Escape time by visiting The Cloister at Sea Island

ATLANTA — The historic Cloister, tucked away on a private island off the Georgia coast, offers a timeless getaway with exquisite rooms, suites and accommodations.

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On "Atlanta," Van makes us feel seen

As usual, nobody was looking out for Van. But at a London party, she turned her invisibility into a superpower

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Stacey Abrams leans into Medicaid expansion as new bid for governor begins

ATLANTA — When Stacey Abrams ran for governor in 2018, Brian Kemp's advisers worried that she'd carve a path to victory by pulling off a dual narrative of being both an icon of the left and a pragmatic consensus-builder to middle-of-the-road voters.

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2022 NBA draft race: April 3 update for Rockets, Nets picks

With Brooklyn’s loss at Atlanta, the Nets are currently the No. 10 seed in the Eastern Conference and would need to win two road play-in games to avoid giving a draft lottery pick to the Rockets.

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Warnock's ex-wife takes legal action over child custody

ATLANTA — U.S. Sen. Raphael Warnock's ex-wife is seeking changes to their child custody arrangement in court documents that claim he's in "willful contempt" of the agreement as she attempts to move outside of Georgia.

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Projecting the Falcons’ starting lineups after recent signings

Projecting Atlanta's starting lineups on offense, defense and special teams after the first wave of free agency.

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What links Bridgerton to the Stone Roses?

As the Netflix period drama returns, take a dive down the rabbit hole via Shonda Rhimes, Hiro Murai and Lesley Manville

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Steve Hummer: Masters beauty arrives to rescue our spring from ugly side of sports

ATLANTA — The lead-in to this spring — an undervalued sports season — has been, um, unsettling.

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Georgia Senate approves bill to limit classroom race discussions

ATLANTA — The Georgia Senate approved controversial legislation Friday that bans certain ways of talking about race in K-12 classrooms.

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Projecting the Falcons defensive starters after recent signings

Predicting the Atlanta Falcons' defensive starters after the first wave of free agency.

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Georgia Senate OKs bill allowing concealed handguns without a permit

ATLANTA — The Georgia Senate on Friday gave final approval to a bill that would let Georgians carry a concealed handgun without getting a license from the state.

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Win assures Hawks of at least a spot in play-in tournament

ATLANTA — On the second half of a back-to-back, the Hawks (40-37) cruised to a key 131-107 win vs. the Cavaliers (42-35) Thursday at State Farm Arena.

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Mike Sielski: Villanova’s era of excellence is 20 years in the making. Just ask Allan Ray. Or follow him on Twitter.

PHILADELPHIA — Come Saturday night, Allan Ray will grab his red marble composition book and his black-ink Sharpie pen, get comfy on the living room couch in his Atlanta home, and fire up his television and his Twitter account for his favorite pastime. Ray was a member of Jay Wright’s…

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William Tecumseh Sherman knew the enduring cruelty of war

It is doubtful the tragic devastation of the Russia-Ukraine War would surprise William Sherman were he alive today. The iconic U.S. Army soldier was a student of war at home and abroad.

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Toyota poised for sales victory lap as gas prices boost hybrids

When Ian Campbell’s wife got rear-ended in her Honda HR-V last month, the Atlanta couple were thrust back into the new-car market — just as gasoline prices surged to more than $4 a gallon.

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