‘A pinch-me day’: Survivors of Delta crash in Toronto describe evacuation from flipped plane
'All of a sudden everything just kind of went sideways,' one survivor told CBC News. There were no fatalities and no critical injuries.
No fatalities after Delta regional jet crashes at Toronto airport
Images from the scene showed that the plane came to rest upside-down without its wings intact. All 80 people aboard were evacuated, the Federal Aviation Administration said.
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Atlanta pickleball startup raises $2.5 million to expand business
Pickleball is the sport of short nets, small paddles — and now, big bucks.
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Atlanta’s first Black superintendent got entire city involved in education
Empowering children to reach their potential is a community-wide investment, Alonzo Crim said.
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City Council OKs legislative overhaul of Atlanta’s inspector general
The proposal passed on the same day the city’s watchdog announced her resignation.
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Speed cameras in Ga. school zones raking in money. 100 lawmakers say no more
The automated devices have led to millions of dollars in fines for drivers in the last few years.
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New data center proposal in Bartow would require as much power as 324K homes
A proposal for an expansive data center campus in Bartow County is poised to become one of the area’s biggest projects — and largest electricity users.
Emory traffic expected to worsen with plan forcing CDC staff to work in-person
Congestion along busy Clifton Road, one of the Atlanta metro’s largest employment centers without access to high-speed transit, is likely to worsen soon.
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Atlanta IG resigns over ‘threats, bullying, intimidation and harassment’
The government watchdog said she’s been in a bitter feud with Mayor Andre Dickens' administration over the office’s authority