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2 women arrested in shooting death of man at SW Atlanta home
Two women have been arrested in connection with the fatal shooting of a 55-year-old man in southwest Atlanta.
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Colonial Pipeline says Paulding gas line repairs completed
Colonial Pipeline announced Friday that it has returned the pipeline to service.
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AJC poll: Most Georgia voters reject mass deportations
A new AJC poll showed a majority of Georgians support allowing unauthorized Georgians to remain in the country if certain conditions are met.
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Kemp to visit Germany, Poland on economic development mission
Gov. Brian Kemp announced Friday he will lead a delegation to Europe for a mission to strengthen business relationships with German and Polish companies.
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Andrew Young, civil rights leader, admitted to hospital in Atlanta
Andrew Young, former Atlanta mayor and a prominent civil rights leader, was rushed to a hospital Friday morning for what his family called “precautionary testing.”
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Daytona Beach wildlife: Where adventure awaits!
More than just sand and sun, Daytona Beach offers outdoor experiences for wildlife lovers wanting to get closer to...
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Cancer center combines leading-edge treatment with supportive services
Receiving a cancer diagnosis is an emotional and confusing time.
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Jon Ritchie appointed as president of American Integrity Insurance
American Integrity Insurance Group, a leading Southeast property insurer, is proud to announce the promotion of Jon...
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New EPA rule means local governments must check more pipes for lead
Metro Atlanta water utilities reported that there were no lead pipes in their systems that they knew of, but thousands of pipes on private property remain unchecked.
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After selling family business, Georgia mother and son launched a film studio
As livestreaming becomes an increasingly popular form of entertainment, Film Quality Studios is offering a professional setting to do it.
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New Biden deportation protections could help thousands in Georgia
The outgoing Biden administration’s decision to extend Temporary Protected Status is expected to impact thousands of people who live in Georgia.
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‘A parent’s worst nightmare’: Cobb middle school gun incident shakes families
Cobb parents are questioning how a student brought a gun to school, and want more support for children's mental health needs.
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City Winery institutes $25 per patron minimum food and drink policy
The City Winery Atlanta is instituting a $25 minimum food and drink policy in the face of rising costs. About 30% of attendees currently skip all food and drink at concerts.
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‘Don’t just play the games, create the games.’ Atlanta opens youth esports lab
The city invested about $95,000 in the lab and is part of officials’ push to drive engage students across Atlanta through esports.
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Metro Atlanta has another big freeze on horizon
Snow could fall again in metro Atlanta on Tuesday and Wednesday, but the forecast is still uncertain.
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Pushback mounts over proposed limits to Atlanta IG’s power
The former City Council president and national Association of Inspectors General are among those who slammed Dickens administration proposal.
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Dale Cardwell gets personal with Tex McIver podcast ‘Deadly Fortune’
Atlanta consumer investigator Dale Cardwell has released a "Deadly Fortune" podcast exploring the motives behind Tex McIver's murder of his wife Diane, both friends of his.
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Flu surging: There’s still time for vaccinations
People with flu-like symptoms are swarming Georgia emergency rooms. State public health officials say there's still time for vaccinations to make a difference.