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The Atlanta Journal-Constitution, 2 Nov 2026

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The Atlanta Journal-Constitution is an American daily newspaper focused on local news, politics and community reporting across metro Atlanta and the state of Georgia. First published in 1868, it has become one of the leading news publications in the southeastern United States, providing comprehensive coverage of the issues, events and people shaping the region. The newspaper is known for its in-depth reporting on state and local government, business, education and public affairs, alongside breaking news, investigative journalism and award-winning analysis. It also features extensive coverage of arts, culture, food and entertainment, reflecting Atlanta’s diverse and dynamic communities. Sports reporting is a major strength, with comprehensive coverage of the Atlanta Braves, Falcons, Hawks, Atlanta United FC, college athletics and major national sporting events, supported by expert commentary and feature writing. The newspaper combines a long tradition of public service journalism with authoritative reporting and thoughtful storytelling, making it a trusted source of news throughout Georgia. Available on PressReader, The Atlanta Journal-Constitution newspaper delivers reliable journalism, in-depth analysis and comprehensive daily news coverage from Atlanta and beyond.

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ArticleYes, Dream lost in the finals, but here’s why Atlanta won

Like many of you, I woke up Sunday morn­ing in my feel­ings. I wasn’t sure whether it was grief, depres­sion, the time change or a chem­ical imbal­ance from too much Hal­loween candy. Then it hit me: Less than 12 hours earlier, the Dream lost 68-63 in...

Yes, Dream lost in the finals, but here’s why Atlanta won

ArticleCom­pany pur­su­ing tax break to help trans­form former UPS site

The code name “Project Bull­dog” sounds like it should involve the call­ing of the Dawgs or at least some red-and-black uni­forms. But it has noth­ing to do with Uni­versity of Geor­gia sports, and the only blitz involved would be the demoli­tion of a...

Com­pany pur­su­ing tax break to help trans­form former UPS site

ArticleGeor­gia’s gov­ernor race down to the wire

It is one of the most expens­ive, unpre­dict­able and con­sequen­tial races in Geor­gia his­tory. And with one day left before Elec­tion Day, Demo­crat Keisha Lance Bot­toms and Repub­lican Rick Jack­son are locked in a razor-tight show­down that...

Geor­gia’s gov­ernor race down to the wire

ArticleGeor­gia’s 2020 elec­tion hangs over state in 2026

To tout their read­i­ness for the midterms, Fulton County offi­cials invited media to the same sprawl­ing elec­tions hub where FBI agents seized more than 650 boxes of bal­lots and other 2020 elec­tion records nine months ago. The raid was part of a...

Geor­gia’s 2020 elec­tion hangs over state in 2026