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An Alpharetta man is federally charged for allegedly scamming investors and football fans out of $943,000 with fake property deals and UGA game tickets.
An individual with a knife was shot by Gwinnett Police when confronting officers during a mental health crisis call, and is now hospitalized; GBI is investigating the incident.
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The article provides a detailed weather forecast for Atlanta, with mainly sunny and mild conditions throughout the week and a slight chance of showers on Sunday.
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DeKalb County announced the retirement of HR Director Benita Coakley Ransom and Public Works Director Rick Lemke, acknowledging their impactful service.
David Bradford pleaded guilty to executing a $4.1 million Ponzi scheme through Drive Planning's CORE Fund, which falsely promised high, secure returns. He is scheduled for sentencing on March 17, 2026.
A Dacula man received a 20-year sentence for sexually exploiting minors and producing child sexual abuse material, using social media apps to groom victims.
Richard Bell, a prominent collegiate football coach, died at 88, leaving a legacy that includes recruiting Kirby Smart and leading the Georgia Bulldogs' defense.
Alexius Smith was arrested for stabbing Sheppard, the father of her child, in a LaGrange apartment. She is charged with aggravated assault and possession of a knife.
Resurfacing work on Pryor Road SW in Atlanta prompts lane shifts and possible congestion, with traffic flow maintained by flaggers; pedestrian paths remain unaffected.
A vehicle crashed into a Kroger in Athens, near UGA, hitting the self-checkout area. The cause and details about injuries or motives are under investigation by the police.
Cobb County Public Libraries will be closed on December 24-25 and from 5 pm on New Year's Eve until New Year's Day, but digital resources remain available.
A Rockdale County teacher faces charges for assaulting a student, with other families alleging similar abuse in the school district, leading to calls for systemic reform and increased oversight.
Milton's Electronics Recycling Event collected nearly 3 tons of gadgets and an unexpected donation of pasta sauce, with Junkluggers ensuring safe disposal.
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