Atlanta
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‘If I don’t provide access to abortion, who will?’: A Georgia clinic founder shares her story
As abortion restrictions force patients to travel farther for care, Carafem co-founder Melissa Grant explains why she’s determined to keep providing abortion services in Georgia.
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From Savannah to Dahlonega: 13 cemeteries in Georgia with chilling backstories
We rounded up 13 of the most haunted cemeteries in Georgia, from a hillside graveyard in Dahlonega’s gold country to Savannah’s moss-draped landmarks.
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Banned Books Week 2026: Georgia group pushes back with storytelling
The focus of this year’s Banned Books Week is on books about trans people and Black history being pulled from schools and libraries
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Mike Collins’ Senate campaign embroiled in fresh wave of white nationalist scandals
New reporting on a former staffer’s extremist social media posts adds to a growing list of controversies over the Georgia Republican’s ties to white nationalist figures.
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Skip the flight: 10 Georgia staycations worth the drive from Atlanta
From a wellness hotel on the BeltLine to a mountain lodge two hours from Atlanta, here are 10 Georgia staycations worth the drive.
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‘Flock Off’: Protesters confront Flock Safety at its annual conference
Outside Flock Safety’s annual conference, protesters made the case that the company’s surveillance cameras have gone too far.
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What to know before visiting Atlanta’s Mercedes-Benz Stadium
Parking, MARTA, tickets, food, and the rules to know before your next event at Atlanta’s Mercedes-Benz Stadium.
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52 of the best Black-owned restaurants in Georgia
From Atlanta to the coast, discover 50+ Black-owned restaurants in Georgia serving soul food, Caribbean, Ethiopian, and Southern classics worth the drive.
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6 Atlanta restaurants that transport you to the coast
No beach? No problem. Head to one of these Atlanta restaurants for succulent seafood, tropical treats, and coastal classics.
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Congress finally takes on Wall Street landlords with the 21st Century ROAD to Housing Act
The most significant federal housing law in over three decades caps corporate home buying nationwide. Georgia, ground zero for the crisis, could stand to benefit the most.
