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The CHARA Array, which is managed by Georgia State University
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Education

Georgia State telescopes reveal new insights into star explosions

Georgia State telescopes capture rare star explosions in groundbreaking study An international study published in December will help scientists understand the life cycle of stars. The study published in the journal Nature Astronomy used Georgia State University equipment at the Center for High Angular Resolution Astronomy (CHARA) to capture images of two stars exploding with unprecedented clarity, according to Georgia Public Broadcasting. The CHARA array uses six telescopes, and CHARA […]

todayJanuary 1, 2026

Screenshot of a Georgia state senate meeting
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Economics

Georgia 2026 session to revisit income tax repeal

Georgia lawmakers eye income tax repeal, revive key tax bills for 2026 session The 2026 legislative session is expected to begin Jan. 12, and several issues regarding taxes are expected to be introduced or recalled from the 2025 session.  A major focus will be to entirely eliminate the state income tax. The Senate Special Committee on Eliminating Georgia’s Income Tax held several meetings exploring the possibility towards the end of […]

todayJanuary 1, 2026

The Cross Roads School was constructed in 1927 and was a two-teacher schoolhouse that served children from first to eighth grade.
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Community

Three Georgia locations added to National Register

Three Georgia sites added to National Register of Historic Places in 2025 Georgia added three new listings to the National Register of Historic Places in 2025, according to a news release. Georgia boasts 2,228 listings of 90,611 resources in the National Register of Historic Place, as of Dec. 11, 2025. The following places made the National Register. Downtown Albany Commercial Historic District; Albany, Dougherty County The City of Albany sponsored […]

todayJanuary 1, 2026

Matt Scott, ACPC & Darl Champion of The Champion Firm
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Featured

On the end of print, the future of ATL journalism & (il)legal solicitation in GA

As Atlanta moves into 2026, local journalism faces a defining moment. Ron explores what it means as the Atlanta Journal-Constitution ends its print edition and goes fully digital, signaling a broader shift in how news is consumed. Matt Scott, executive director of the ⁠Atlanta Community Press Collective⁠, joins the show to explain how nonprofit, grassroots outlets are filling gaps left by corporate media—and why community support is now essential. On […]

todayDecember 31, 2025

Vibrant fireworks in the night sky.
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Community

High winds and red flag warnings raise fireworks safety concerns across metro Atlanta

Red flag wind warnings raise fireworks safety concerns across metro Atlanta High winds and low humidity across metro Atlanta could impact New Year’s Eve fireworks plans, as weather conditions increase the risk of fires, according to Atlanta News First. Atlanta Fire Rescue Capt. Andrew Anderson said a National Weather Service red flag warning issued across much of Georgia adds extra danger to outdoor fires, including fireworks. “The unpredictability of a firework […]

todayDecember 31, 2025

Advertising billboard for Swarovski starring singer-actress Ariana Grande, on the facade of Galeries Lafayette, Paris, France
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Community

Here are 7 major concerts coming to GA in 2026

Seven major music performances scheduled across Georgia in 2026 Georgia has several stars coming to perform in 2026. Most will be performing in Atlanta, but some other venues will get a shout out, too. Here are seven of the most anticipated performances coming to Georgia. Lady Gaga When: March 4-5 2026 Where: State Farm Arena, Atlanta Price range: $210 and up Cardi B When: April 17-18 2026 Where: State Farm […]

todayDecember 31, 2025

The Atlanta Wind Phone is moving from Woodruff Park to Oakland Cemetery.
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Community

Atlanta Wind Phone moving to Oakland Cemetery

Atlanta Wind Phone to move from Woodruff Park to Oakland Cemetery Walking into Woodruff Park, an old rotary phone is secured to planks of wood on a tree.  The sign for the Atlanta Wind Phone reads, “This phone is for everyone who lost a loved one. Let the wind carry your message and your goodbyes to your lost ones.”  The phone that helps people face their grief will soon find […]

todayDecember 31, 2025

The Granada Apartments in Atlanta opened in 1924.
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Community

GA adds 11 new listings to Register of Historic Places

Georgia adds 11 new listings to the Georgia Register of Historic Places Georgia added 11 new listings to the Georgia Register of Historic Places in 2025, according to a news release. Georgia’s National Register Review Board approved the new listings at a meeting in October, and the Georgia Department of Community Affairs highlighted the move as part of its effort to build strong and vibrant communities. The new listings include: […]

todayDecember 31, 2025

Bill Torpy, columnist, AJC
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Featured

JD Vance, white grievance, and the politics of victimhood

What does it really mean when a vice president declares that white Americans no longer have to apologize for being white? Ron digs into J.D. Vance’s controversial Turning Point USA remarks and the larger political strategy behind white grievance politics. He’s joined by Atlanta Journal-Constitution columnist Bill Torpy, whose ⁠sharp new op-ed⁠ breaks down how race, resentment, and power are being reshaped for today’s MAGA audience. Together, Ron and Torpy explore how […]

todayDecember 30, 2025

Linda Peek Schacht
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Former Jimmy Carter staffer: ‘civic virtue’ is still in the American DNA

One year after the passing of President Jimmy Carter, Ron reflects on what Carter’s life and legacy still mean for a country struggling with division and distrust. Drawing from a powerful ⁠Atlanta Journal-Constitution op-ed,⁠ Ron is joined by Linda Peek-Schacht, who served in the Carter White House press office, to talk about civic virtue, truth-telling, and the kind of leadership America may be searching for next. The conversation looks back […]

todayDecember 30, 2025