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Video, GPS tie South Fulton officer to sexual assault, officials say
The alleged incident occurred Saturday, and Micheal Cockran has since been fired from the police department.
Homeless people shelter at MARTA stations. A program helps them find housing.
While MARTA HOPE was created with the goal of helping homeless people rather than increasing ridership, both aims are connected, particularly with the World Cup coming up.
How long are security lines at Atlanta airport? ‘There’s no telling,’ staff says
The president has suggested bringing in U.S. Immigration and Customs Enforcement workers to fill gaps left by Transportation Security Administration employees.
State lawmakers race toward Sine Die with major items left to consider
The Georgia General Assembly is nearing the end of the 2026 legislative session with major bills still left to consider.
Former Turner executive finds inspiration at Atlanta Braves front office
Chief People & Culture Officer DeRetta Rhodes called the Braves’ 2,600-strong game day staff “the heart of what we do.”
Golf phenom’s path to the Masters began with skipping rocks in South Georgia
Thomasville's Mason Howell, University of Georgia golf signee, will play at The Masters in Augusta a month before high school graduation. He took his first swing as a toddler.
Clayton prosecutor admits using AI in filings flagged by chief justice
Assistant District Attorney Deborah Leslie apologized to the Georgia Supreme Court for submitting "erroneous and fictitious case citations."
Georgia agency punished for destroying video of fatal prison stabbing
A federal judge has allowed a lawsuit against a prison guard to go to trial.
3 charged in Brookhaven shootout that killed rival gang members, police say
Authorities have charged three people in connection with a deadly shootout that left two people dead last weekend at a Brookhaven apartment complex....
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