Working with an NBA franchise is a dream job for many people, but it’s clearly not enough for some. The latest scandal involves a former Atlanta Hawks executive, who used his power to embezzle large sums of money from the franchise.

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College basketball is officially here. The 2026 college basketball season has started in full force and NBA evaluators are getting eyes on the standouts likely

The Atlanta Hawks and Ticketmaster announced a partnership with OneCourt to provide gameday access to fans who are Blind or Low Vision through the use of special tactile broadcasting.

Federal court documents have charged Lester Jones, who worked for the Hawks as Senior Vice President of Finance, with felony wire fraud.

Steve Koonin's Atlanta roots run deep. Having been born and raised in the city, the chief executive officer of the Atlanta Hawks and State Farm Arena has also worked for well-known companies embedded within Atlanta’s fabric, including the Coca-Cola Company and Turner Broadcasting Company.

Ex-Hawks VP Lester Jones pleaded not guilty to allegations he charged expensive purchases to the team in a yearslong scheme, The Athletic reported.

Lester T. Jones Jr. charged millions of dollars in personal expenses to corporate credit cards, embezzling more than $3.8 million from the Hawks, prosecutors allege.

Federal prosecutors charged Lester T. Jones Jr., the team's former Senior Vice President of Finance, with one count of wire fraud. They say he carried out the scheme from at least May 2017 through June 2025 while working in the team's accounting and finance department.

Donovan Mitchell poured in 37 points, and the short-handed Cavs beat the Hawks at Rocket Arena. Here's how the game unfolded.

The Atlanta Hawks put together their most complete offensive performance of the young season, rolling past the Orlando Magic 127–112 at State Farm Arena on Tuesday night. Atlanta controlled the game from the jump, posting 32-point quarters in both the first and second frames to build a cushion they never surrendered.