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BULLDOGS

Georgia baseball’s Daniel Jackson named SEC Player of the Week for third time

Georgia catcher Daniel Jackson earned his third SEC Player of the Week award this season after knocking in seven runs in the Bulldogs' weekend sweep of LSU.

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Andrew Morse to step down, Paul Curran named AJC president and publisher

Cox Enterprises names Paul Curran president and publisher of The Atlanta Journal-Constitution to sustain its journalism and continue digital transformation.

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Brian Kemp signs Georgia income, property tax cuts. Now comes the hard part.

The laws will collectively send $2.9 billion back to taxpayers. The governor hinted at potential spending cuts to help pay for it.

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AJC VARSITY

Here are the 425 times a GHSA team has won 4 straight state titles

A look at the 425 times a Georgia high school sports program has won four straight championships shows it's easier in some sports than others.

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INVESTIGATION

Mike Collins says foreign truckers make roads unsafe. His own truckers harmed motorists.

From ProPublica: Rep. Collins, running for U.S. Senate, wants to take away commercial licenses of noncitizens. His own truckers’ record shows death, injuries over the decades.

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AJC VARSITY

A perfect 4 state titles in 4 years is on the line for these 13 senior classes

When the torrent of spring championships are decided over the next three weeks, more than a dozen schools all have a chance to go 4-for-4.

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Canvas hack puts thousands of Georgia students at risk

Cyberattack on learning platform Canvas puts thousands of Georgia students at risk of information misuse.

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Is there ‘black gold’ in Georgia? A Texas oil and gas firm wants to find out.

A Texas-based firm seeks permission to hunt for oil and gas beneath a rural part of southwest Georgia.

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Can man and (dog) robot work together? At Hyundai plant, they already do.

Georgia Quick Start, a state-funded workforce development program, trains workers for a Hyundai EV manufacturing campus considered a test bed for the factory of tomorrow.

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Federal appeals court rejects ICE’s no-bond policy, a win for immigrants

Immigrants detained at Stewart Detention Center and other Georgia ICE facilities will have an easier path when seeking release.

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What would you do if you recognized opportunities in your nursing unit?

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Northside Hospital and The Atlanta Journal-Constitution know how much nurses need some relaxation. To help, we’re...

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More than two decades into her career at Wellstar Health System, Deidre Jenkins wasn’t ready to retire — she was ready...

UGA student serenades graduating class with ‘Georgia on My Mind’

Music therapy graduate Marianna Baccus performed the classic made famous by Ray Charles at Friday’s commencement ceremony.

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AJC VARSITY

How one South Georgia team has built a tennis powerhouse the old-fashioned way

Telfair County girls tennis is going for its second straight state championship on Wednesday and fifth overall title.

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Hantavirus is rare. Here’s why Georgia health officials are watching it.

Two Georgia residents were on board a cruise ship where hantavirus killed three people, and health officials are monitoring the situation.

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AJC asks judge to open a secret lawsuit from two Supreme Court candidates

Attorneys for The Atlanta Journal-Constitution argue the public has a right to know allegations against two candidates for the state Supreme Court.

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In Georgia governor’s race, Republicans spend big while Democrats scrape for cash

The four main Republican candidates have more than $13.5 million in cash on hand, more than five times their Democratic counterparts.

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Brian Kemp set to sign Georgia tax-cut bills

The governor has told state lawmakers he plans to sign bills that would lower Georgia's income tax rate and limit Georgia property tax assessment increases.

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GUEST COLUMNISTS

Gwinnett Young Democrats: Why we won’t support this ex-Republican for governor

Gwinnett County Young Democrats board members are encouraging voters to choose anyone but former Lt. Gov. Geoff Duncan.

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Georgia baseball’s Daniel Jackson named SEC Player of the Week for third time

Andrew Morse to step down, Paul Curran named AJC president and publisher

Brian Kemp signs Georgia income, property tax cuts. Now comes the hard part.

Here are the 425 times a GHSA team has won 4 straight state titles

Mike Collins says foreign truckers make roads unsafe. His own truckers harmed motorists.

A perfect 4 state titles in 4 years is on the line for these 13 senior classes

Canvas hack puts thousands of Georgia students at risk

Is there ‘black gold’ in Georgia? A Texas oil and gas firm wants to find out.

Can man and (dog) robot work together? At Hyundai plant, they already do.

Federal appeals court rejects ICE’s no-bond policy, a win for immigrants

UGA student serenades graduating class with ‘Georgia on My Mind’

How one South Georgia team has built a tennis powerhouse the old-fashioned way

Hantavirus is rare. Here’s why Georgia health officials are watching it.

AJC asks judge to open a secret lawsuit from two Supreme Court candidates

In Georgia governor’s race, Republicans spend big while Democrats scrape for cash

Brian Kemp set to sign Georgia tax-cut bills

Gwinnett Young Democrats: Why we won’t support this ex-Republican for governor

Readers write

First hybrid soon to roll out of South Georgia Hyundai EV factory

Sports HQ opens in Fayette, aiming to cement soccer supremacy in Georgia