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Rainy weather across metro Atlanta could keep some Trump protesters home
A rainy forecast and chance for storms could disrupt rallies against immigration enforcement and the Trump administration and keep some demonstrators at home.
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Here we go again. Streak of rainy weekends extends through Father’s Day.
Since May 3, six of seven weekends in metro Atlanta have had at least some rain.
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What to know about Trump protests in metro Atlanta this weekend
Protests against President Trump's policies (dubbed "No Kings Nationwide Day of Defiance") are planned throughout the U.S. this weekend.
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Falcons announce 11 open practices during training camp
Now that renovations on their practice facility are complete, Atlanta's NFL team invites you to come watch them practice in Flowery Branch.
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7 food tours that take a bite out of Atlanta’s dining scene
Explore Atlanta's vast dining scene with these tours, ranging from Buford Highway to Ponce City Market. One company even offers a food tour for dogs.
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Gwinnett store clerk robbed at gunpoint while baby sits in stroller nearby
A man and a woman are accused of three armed robberies at Hispanic grocery stores in Gwinnett and DeKalb counties last month.
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More storms hitting metro Atlanta through afternoon, evening
Scattered storms are expected in parts of Georgia throughout the morning and afternoon. A stronger, more organized storm will arrive by nightfall as a cold front moves in.
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At least 1 dead, thousands without power after strong storms hit Georgia
The system, which pushed in from Alabama, reached West Georgia around 4 p.m. Saturday. The brunt of the storm moved over the city around 7 p.m.
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When someone is missing on Lake Lanier, this team takes a dangerous, emotional dive
As summer heats up, Hall County divers prepare mentally and physically for when they will be asked to search for a body.
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Federal cuts, rising costs force Georgia schools into hard financial choices
Georgia school systems are looking for places to trim their budgets as financial challenges loom. One superintendent warned they're “on a collision course to insolvency.”