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Train cuts through tractor trailer on tracks in DeKalb County
No one in the tractor trailer or CSX train was injured in the crash, which happened near Decatur High School and Beacon Hill Middle School.

Heavy rain causes evacuations and rising waters in North Georgia
Floodwaters swept through McCaysville after heavy rain drenched North Georgia. Sources: @michael.earley.5876 / Facebook | @megdoyletv / Instagram

Historic Athens building, home to Magnolias Bar, partly collapses after fatal crash
A historic building in downtown Athens, home to Magnolias Bar and the Republic Salon, was damaged Wednesday morning after a fatal car crash, officials say.
Georgia News

A.M. ATL: Doctor discipline
Morning, y'all. Your Nov. 13 update: A long-lost historic relic, doctor discipline, AI at the airport and more.

Handwritten draft of King’s ‘I Have a Dream’ speech could fetch $10 million
Discovered in the desk of Xernona Clayton’s late husband, the seven-page manuscript will go on public display in Atlanta before being auctioned in New York.

Georgia congressman launches bipartisan effort to combat PFAS contamination in Southeast
Georgia congressman Clay Fuller and other lawmakers have formed the bipartisan Southeastern PFAS Caucus, which hopes to secure federal funding to cleanup forever chemicals.
Crime & Public Safety

DeKalb officer accused of selling pills to undercover agent to end pregnancy
A DeKalb officer faces criminal charges after authorities said he sold a prescription drug to an undercover GBI agent who told him they were looking to terminate a pregnancy.

Atlanta area schools lift lockdowns after phone threats
Multiple metro Atlanta schools were placed on lockdown Wednesday before being quickly reopened after officials determined the phone threats were not credible.

Tipster gave cops ‘heads-up’ on 110-kilo stash of meth disguised as cabbage
Mexican man illegally in the U.S. arrested in Georgia as part of alleged drug-smuggling cartel that hid methamphetamine in cabbage leaves, according to federal authorities.
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Atlanta area schools lift lockdowns after phone threats
Multiple metro Atlanta schools were placed on lockdown Wednesday before being quickly reopened after officials determined the phone threats were not credible.

More than a dozen paintings in Ted Turner’s collection to be auctioned
The Atlanta media mogul, who died in May at age 87, had a long history of using his fortune to support his favorite causes.

A.M. ATL: Pay up
Morning, y'all. Your Nov. 11 update: a prominent landlord's $50 million settlement, veterans helping fellow vets heal, renamed music venues and more.

Fulton County will have a new commission. What could change for its jail, courts and hospital plans?
There will be five new faces on the seven-member board next year.

Atlanta council members want a city-run veterans affairs office
The Atlanta City Council’s lone veteran said the city's 16,000 former and active duty military personnel could stand to benefit from a city-run veterans affairs office.
How Georgia’s economy will look in blue
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‘The country has rebuked you’: Donald Trump Jr. confronted by student in Emory visit
Some Emory students said they were surprised the president’s son, who was there to support alum Omeed Malik, was on campus a day after the midterm elections.

Big metro Atlanta landlord to pay $50M to settle claims it misled renters
Progress Residential, which controls thousands of single-family rental homes in metro Atlanta, has agreed to settle a Federal Trade Commission complaint.

2 Atlanta music venues will be renamed, partnering with Georgia gas provider
Scana Energy has entered into a partnership with Live Nation for naming rights for Atlanta venues Buckhead Theatre and Lakewood Amphitheatre.

Frontier’s first class seats are nearly here
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