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Alana Phillips may be traveling under the names “Jacob” or “Heaven,” and her tracking app has gone dark.
A bystander helped people escape the burning RV on Pleasantdale Road moments before its rear end exploded, witnesses say.
Police say the man may have been sitting or standing on the tracks when the train hit him just after midnight.
One macaw can no longer use her right foot; a second bird self-mutilated from the stress, rescuers in Marietta say.
Tracy Wheeler remains jailed in Hancock County as her husband and son also face felony charges from a Lake Sinclair restaurant feud.
John Franklin Caldwell III, 66, was found unresponsive by his cellmate Monday. The GBI is now investigating.
A federal jury convicted Babajide Adesayo on all 18 counts after prosecutors said he moved stolen retirement savings to China, Hong Kong and Nigeria.
DeKalb police found three mangled vehicles at the I-85 South ramp Saturday evening, with one patient rushed to the hospital in critical condition.
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Georgia senators say the War Department ignored a June deadline as Eisenhower Army Medical Center's ER faces downgrade to urgent care.
The Silverado driver suffered life-threatening injuries; the truck driver walked away unharmed after the head-on hit near Irwin Road.
Grace Lang needed four stitches after Kenneth Morgan allegedly struck her with a mug outside Cutters Pub. He now faces a September arraignment.
ICE says 720 of those detained in the statewide sweep had prior U.S. convictions or pending charges, including crimes against children.
An 18-year-old's refusal to remove his headphones in class led deputies to a handgun and marijuana in his car in Greensboro.
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