A baby had 30 broken bones. Parents blamed a car crash, police say.
The parents of a 5-month-old are facing multiple charges after doctors determined the infant had more than 30 broken bones.
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Deputies kill man who chased them with knife, then find his mom dead, police say
Deputies came to the home near Acworth for a wellness check. After the gunfire, the sheriff’s office said deputies smelled “an odor of decay” and found the body of a woman.
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Atlanta police shoot man who threatened Family Dollar customers, GBI says
An investigation is underway after Atlanta police shot a man in the Grove Park neighborhood, authorities said.
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UPS down 34,000 jobs in the last year amid shrinking of Amazon relationship
“UPS is executing the most significant strategic shift in our company’s history," CEO Carol Tomé said.
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Police shoot, kill man during sword attack on firefighter, officials say
A man approached a firefighter who was talking to a officer in his patrol car in front of a store. As the clock struck midnight, the man started slicing the firefighter.
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Atlanta air traffic controllers turning to DoorDash, Uber to make ends meet
Members of the air traffic controllers union are distributing leaflets about the shutdown’s effects at nearly two dozen airports to raise awareness, including Atlanta.
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GM’s metro Atlanta tech center will close, costing 350 jobs. Here’s why.
General Motors announced Monday it plans to shutter a metro Atlanta technology center, laying off hundreds of employees.
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Amazon laying off 14,000 corporate workers, but Georgia impact unclear
Amazon has a large footprint in Georgia, with a corporate office in Buckhead and nearly two dozen fulfillment and "sortation" centers across the state.
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KIPP Atlanta teachers give gift of reading to Kenyans
The Atlanta teachers were part of a mission trip to Nairobi, Kenya, to establish literacy clinics in the Kibera slums.
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Atlanta verges on a great planning disaster if it fails to build Beltline rail
By building hard rail around the 22-mile Atlanta Beltline, local leaders will be embracing urbanism and building the city of the future.













