Georgia pediatricians prepare to begin vaccinations for children under 12; Development proposals for two MARTA stations fall through; Atlanta receives $33 million from Centennial Yards to invest in housing, jobs; Tallest elevator test tower in U.S. the star of company’s $200-million Cobb headquarters

Hartsfield-Jackson No. 1 in firearms uncovered at checkpoints; Georgia ballot inspection case dismissed after no fraud found; Walker cancels fundraiser with supporter who had swastika in her Twitter profile; Port of Savannah looks to feds for help unclogging jam

No counterfeit ballots found by Georgia election investigators; Cisco expected to announce major expansion in Atlanta; Ex-GA insurance commissioner Jim Beck gets 7 years in federal prison; DeKalb will remove ‘genocide cannon’ from Decatur Square

Fulton fires 2 elections workers accused of shredding 300 voter applications; Middle Georgia town mourning officer killed in retaliation shooting; The Race for City Hall: A contentious debate kicks off first week of early voting; Will Georgia voting laws reduce turnout? Maybe not, studies show

Suspect captured after Middle Georgia officer shot; 2 children among dead in DeKalb plane crash; Georgia leaders grieve death of state school board member; Kasim Reed says he’s cleared in feds’ probe of City Hall

Defense seeks to exclude Confederate flag vanity plate at upcoming Arbery trial; Tech investment in Georgia, Southeast, off to fast start in 2021; Georgia solar gets another boost: Company plans 500-plus new jobs; Northlake Mall, at 50, takes shot at new life as office center

State labor department spent $1 million on free meals for employees, audit finds; Massive redevelopment to change Buford Highway in Norcross; Fulton County judge denies parents’ request to overturn school mask rule; Changes to federal student loan program will help thousands of Georgia borrowers

Atlanta’s frontline workers to get an extra $500 per month in ‘premium pay’; Atlanta mayor gets to create offices for social justice, reducing crime; DeKalb schools shuffle teachers amid enrollment drop; Wellstar-United insurance contract ends without a deal, affecting thousands

Georgia ballot inspection gambit: Get rid of Democrats; ‘A horror movie’: Two violent deaths shake Atlanta’s Guatemalan community; Film and TV crews vote to authorize a possible strike; New postage stamp could honor civil rights icon John Lewis

Woman found fatally shot along Clayton County interstate; Georgia again named top business state by trade publication; AJC Decatur Book Festival marks single-day celebration amid pandemic; More than 700 apartments, townhouses pitched near Gas South District