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Tax Day is here, but not for Georgians. Peach State gets extra time to file
Like several other southern states, Georgia’s federal and state tax deadlines were pushed back this year.
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Gwinnett man charged after threatening Tulsi Gabbard, her family, DOJ says
A 25-year-old man from Lilburn in Gwinnett County allegedly sent text messages that stated how Tulsi Gabbard and her family are “going to die soon.”
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Afraid of church: Some immigrant faithful stay away on Sunday
Attendance at some Hispanic churches has dropped as immigrants limit their movements in an effort to lower their exposure to immigration enforcement.
Georgia’s top court mulls new trial for man convicted of killing infant son
Danyel Smith, convicted in the shaken-baby death of his son, could have left prison in exchange for a guilty plea. But he refused to “admit to something he did not do."
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South Fulton police lieutenant killed in head-on crash while on duty
Georgia police lieutenant killed in head-on crash while on duty
Georgia’s top court mulls new trial for man convicted of killing infant son
Danyel Smith, convicted in the shaken-baby death of his son, could have left prison in exchange for a guilty plea. But he refused to “admit to something he did not do."
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‘Mad as hell’: Family questions GSP chase policy after teen killed in Atlanta
Fleeing vehicle runs red light in Little Five Points, slams into 19-year-old’s car, officials say.
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Discover hidden gems in the great outdoors of Daytona Beach
From birding to pickleball, and eco-tours to walking, hiking trails, and historic sites, Daytona Beach delivers a world...
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Intimate dinners and majestic views: A romantic getaway in Sevierville
There’s something about the grandeur of the Great Smoky Mountains that makes you yearn to share the experience with a...
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City of Hope Atlanta offers personalized lung cancer treatment
According to a 2024 American Cancer Society report, lung cancer is the second most common type of cancer in men and...
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Officials identify 2 killed in crash at busy Midtown Atlanta intersection
Three other people in critical condition after Tesla, box truck collide near Ansley Mall.
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Woman goes from homeless to hopeful with help from Atlanta nonprofit
‘I just knew I needed to get my kids to a safe space,’ she says after being displaced in Chicago
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How to be one of the first Waymo riders in Atlanta
Atlantans can now sign up to be among the first to ride in the autonomous Waymo vehicles launching this summer with Uber.
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DA misstep forces reset in 2022 DeKalb officer shooting case
Prosecutors say they plan to bring case to a new grand jury after legal technicality could have doomed their case
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Tax Day is here, but not for Georgians. Peach State gets extra time to file
Like several other southern states, Georgia’s federal and state tax deadlines were pushed back this year.
Credit: arvin.temkar@ajc.com
Gwinnett man charged after threatening Tulsi Gabbard, her family, DOJ says
A 25-year-old man from Lilburn in Gwinnett County allegedly sent text messages that stated how Tulsi Gabbard and her family are “going to die soon.”
2 found dead in trailer fire in Gwinnett neighborhood
A 911 caller reported seeing flames and hearing an explosion from across a small lake in the neighborhood near Lilburn.
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High hopes, small gains: Fixes for Georgia’s housing crisis stall under Gold Dome
Of 100-plus housing bills on the agenda for this Georgia General Assembly session, only one significant bill passed. That bill requires local agents for tenant complaints.