Atlanta
Passenger burned after laptop computer catches fire aboard American Airlines flight to Dallas
The incident comes as the FAA continues to warn about the dangers lithium-ion rechargeable batteries pose to aircraft, including those found in laptops, cell phones, and other common devices.
Georgia political candidate apologizes for Passover ad that featured challah
Escort error derails U.S. half marathon leaders
Atlanta Jewish Film Festival apologizes on selecting anti-Zionist juror to judge human rights films
Jewish education organization targets program at adults with intellectual disabilities
The program, called What’s Mine is Yours: Jewish Adult Learning for All., aims to provide Jewish academic resources for adults with disabilities, who have few options for Jewish educations.
Jewish Atlanta showed how communities confront institutional failure on Israel - opinion
The Atlanta Jewish Film Festival faced backlash for retaining a juror who publicly delegitimized Israel, prompting the film festival to reverse course.
FBI searches Atlanta election office, chasing Trump 2020 vote fraud claims
This comes a week after Trump said at the World Economic Forum in Davos that people will be prosecuted for what they did in the 2020 election, which he again falsely claimed was "rigged."
Navigating workplace injuries in Atlanta: How lawyers are stepping up
Legal strategies that can make or break personal injury claims in Atlanta
Georgia man arrested at Atlanta airport with AR-15 rifle, planned mass shooting
Billy Joe Cagle's family called police early on Monday, alerting them that he had posted on social media that he was headed to the airport and was "going to shoot it up,"
Emory University shooter likely targeted CDC over COVID conspiracy, suspected shooter's family says
A police officer was killed, leaving behind a pregnant wife two children.
10-year-old girl screaming at a bug caused stampede after Beyoncé concert, officials say
11 people were hospitalized due to injuries sustained in the stampede.
Confirmations on Shavuot's first day helped preserve American Jewish identity
Most Atlanta synagogues held a confirmation on the first day of the Shavuot holiday - unusual by then for many American Jewish communities.
Atlanta Jewish Film Festival kicks off 25th-anniversary program
This year’s festival will present 50 films – 22 documentaries and 28 narrative works – that celebrate the diversity of Jewish experience around the world.
