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Sheriff Tyler Hooks says his office investigates every threat after a string of recent safety incidents at the Madison campus.
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Downtown Atlanta's 207 Peachtree now has a sports club with seven simulator bays and a barbecue-filled dive bar downstairs.
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Downtown Atlanta's food fest lands at Mercedes-Benz Stadium's Gate 1 plaza while the Backyard gets post-World Cup upgrades.
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Jalon Walker was carted off Falcons practice, and early reports fear a torn ACL. An MRI will determine whether Atlanta’s biggest training-camp scare is as serious as it looked.
Real Estate & Development in ...
LM Real Estate Partners paid $27 million for a 154,000-square-foot Smyrna flex warehouse tied to 3M and other commercial tenants.
Weather & Environment in ...
Atlanta starts Wednesday mostly sunny, but storms are likely this afternoon. Heavy rain, gusty winds and rising heat remain in the forecast through the weekend.
Two Metro Atlanta residents are wanted after deputies linked them to an alleged 18-month theft pattern at Franklin County’s Sale Barn.
A 22-year-old Canton man is accused in the death of his live-in girlfriend’s 2-year-old son. The autopsy could provide the next major clue.
Community & Society in ...
Jeremy Medina’s family has settled its wrongful-death case involving Gainesville City Schools after the teen died following a 2023 batting-cage accident. The settlement terms remain private.
A former Glenn Hills school aide has received another 10-year sentence in a child-molestation case spanning school allegations and an Augusta trampoline park.
A 26-year-old man died after at least 20 shots were exchanged at an Atlanta apartment complex. Police detained a person of interest but had announced no charges by early Tuesday.
The FBI is still hunting Alvin Scott, wanted in a 2001 Buckhead double murder. A $20,000 reward remains available for information leading to his arrest.
Health & Lifestyle in ...
An Atlanta woman alleges a mislabeled tissue sample led to a cancer misdiagnosis and an unnecessary hysterectomy. Kaiser Permanente is named in the lawsuit.
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