The unusual beautification of Atlanta's strangest hiking trail
How a river got buried under the concrete of the Atlanta airport
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Meet the UGA grad from Woodstock who sang ‘Georgia on My Mind’ at her commencement
Some online fans believe Grace Johnson deserves a record deal after her rendition of "Georgia on My Mind" at the University of Georgia graduation ceremony.
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2 gang members guilty of killing business owner at his Gwinnett home
The businessman was shot in his garage after two men placed a tracking device on his vehicle and followed him home.
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Police ID suspect after woman found dead inside Gwinnett home
Officers, K-9 units search for suspect, who fled the scene.
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Key Georgia shipping channel set to get an overdue deep clean
With the help of new funding, the channel leading into the Port of Brunswick is set to be dredged to make more room for the massive ships coming in and out.
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Georgia-Pacific set to close Early County plant, eliminate 535 jobs
Most positions a a Georgia-Pacific plant in Cedar Springs will be eliminated by Aug. 1
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Georgia man charged with murder in deaths of three women, 2-year-old girl
The charges stem from April 4 killings at a mobile home in Houston County.
Crime & Public Safety
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2 teens injured minutes apart in Atlanta, DeKalb shootings
The two shootings occurred just minutes apart but at locations about 25 miles apart.
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Lin Wood hit with $11M verdict in battle with former law firm partners
Fulton County jurors returned an $11.4 million verdict Thursday against former Atlanta attorney Lin Wood, who was found liable for fraud and contract breach.
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Pulitzer Prize winner, former Westminster board member John Harrison dies at 91
Obituary for John R. “Jack” Harrison, who built an empire of small newspapers, won a Pulitzer, and served on many Atlanta boards, including Westminster Schools.
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Georgia Aquarium closes early, downtown street shut down for police training
Law enforcement practice session will take place during rush hour, 4-11 p.m., Wednesday.
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Investors now own 30% of metro Atlanta’s single-family rental homes, data shows
Sen. Jon Ossoff unveiled new data showing corporate ownership in the region is about 10 times the national average.
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Gwinnett school officials say Chromebook TikTok trend ‘won’t be tolerated’
Students in Gwinnett who try the Chromebook Challenge face suspension and a $200 fine.
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CNN to launch new paid streaming service three years after first attempt
CNN's new paid streaming product will package live programming with on-demand content.
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Bridge construction pauses to save Eastern phoebe fledglings
Bird enthusiasts petition contractor to wait until babies leave the nest before doing work.
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Plan to put a gourmet grocer on Zoo Atlanta parking deck fizzles
After months of moving at a sloth’s pace, plans to build a gourmet grocery store atop a city-owned parking deck near Zoo Atlanta have stopped.
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New report maps decades-long racial shift in Atlanta neighborhoods
Metro Atlanta had the nation's second highest number of Census tracts flip from majority Black to majority white between 1980 and 2020, a new report says.
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Boy, 11, in critical condition after SW Atlanta shooting
A 11-year-old boy was in critical condition Tuesday evening after being shot in southwest Atlanta, police said.
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Revamp of Atlanta’s tree protection rules hits another speed bump
City planners shared a revised, "simplified" tree protection ordinance just a day before a Atlanta City Council committee meeting, prompting a vote to be put on hold
