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Scores of Trump supporters gather outside Fulton County Jail ahead of former president’s surrender

Stephen Lee, a 70-year-old Lutheran minister, was charged for his alleged involvement in a scheme to pressure an election worker in 2020. His bond was set at $75,000.

A new audit examining the state’s juvenile justice department found that incidents in their juvenile facilities are going unreported, youth aren’t always disciplined the same way, and some are spending longer stretches of time in isolation.

Christine King Farris was always the delicate one among the children of Martin Luther “Daddy” King Sr.

Federal investments in clean energy have unleashed billions of dollars in private sector commitments in manufacturing. U.S. Energy Secretary Jennifer Granholm made clear during several stops in Atlanta on Wednesday that a Biden administration priority will be to make sure that wave of investment helps women and minorities.

Every Georgia elementary school will soon have to reconsider how to teach reading. One metro Atlanta system has a head start.

Turned off by the chaos that followed the 2020 presidential election, Republican voters who skipped Georgia’s runoffs for U.S. Senate are starting to come back.

The suspect in the Atlanta mass shooting was in the waiting room of a medical centre when he shot five women, killing one of them

ATLANTA — Marc Bolden is frustrated with the out-of-town protesters who cut through his DeKalb County neighborhood, blasting their music and fireworks late into the night and clashing with police.

Weeks before a violent crash rocked the University of Georgia’s football program, a team official learned that a staff member had an extensive record of speeding and intervened to minimize her latest citation.

The Atlanta Journal-Constitution has chosen a Black editor to lead its newsroom for the first time in its 155-year history