Where the Stitch project to reconnect downtown Atlanta stands
Atlanta’s long-planned Stitch project is moving forward, aimed at connecting the city where the interstate currently cuts it in two.
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Georgians looking for a new job have more options than some other states
Nursing and health care currently lead the top job listings.
New tool provides instant price comparisons for medical procedures in Georgia
Right now, you can search for what a medical procedure you need is likely to cost.
Beloved Peachtree Road Race has a new name
A new title partnership has the race now being called the Northside Hospital Peachtree Road Race.
Atlanta Federal Reserve president looks back on his service ahead of retirement
Raphael Bostic, the first African American and first openly gay president of a regional Federal Reserve Bank, will retire this month.
Emory study finds most Georgia parents support cellphone ban in schools
As state lawmakers weigh expanding cellphone laws, a new study says it’s clear that parents want limits on cellphones in schools.
Georgia at high risk for RSV, flu. New at-home test can tell you what you have
The Atlanta-based CDC lists the state of Georgia as high for the spread of respiratory viruses like RSV or the flu.
Atlanta doctor shares how to best prepare for the bitter cold temperatures
As temperatures move into bitter cold, doctors are saying if you have to get out in the cold, it’s best to bundle up. This includes covering even your nose and mouth.
Atlanta airport investing in new equipment to keep passengers moving during winter storm
Hartsfield-Jackson Atlanta International Airport is preparing for rain, sleet and freezing rain.
GA Tech pres. tells world how institution opens access to education, economic mobility
Georgia Institute of Technology President Ángel Cabrera is speaking to leaders from across the globe about the economic needs, education and prosperity.
