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Among those protesting the deal are all of the railroad’s major competitors, warning it consolidates nearly half of the nation’s rail volume into the hands of one entity.

Georgia's worst drought in almost 20 years has farmers worried about whether their crops will survive the extreme spring dry spell.

Google unveiled itself Tuesday as the prospective owner and operator of the large data center campus, which is the tech giant’s largest investment in the Peach State.

Research shows that only a half of Americans are able to get the mental health treatment they need, and that puts a strain on professionals and society.

The company sees immense opportunity in “reverse logistics” and on Tuesday announced a further expansion of the network of its subsidiary Happy Returns.

Downtown Atlanta is about to get its newest luxury hotel, and it’s from a brand making its Peach State introduction.

The federal government launched a tariff refund portal this week. But how will it roll out?

Initially planned for 2024, Switchman Hall opened earlier this year in Peoplestown, with the developer and residents pinning hopes on it and the neighbhorhood blossoming.

IPIC had filed a notice that the location was set to close April 28 but a spokesman now says all its theaters will remain open while the company goes through Chapter 11.

The Fresno v. Turner lawsuit is one of several filed by groups of municipalities and authorities against the Trump administration over the last year.