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Police ID woman found dead in Gwinnett home after child calls 911
Officers, K-9 units search for suspect, who fled the scene.
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DEA agent shoots 2 after vehicle nearly hit him in Calhoun, GBI says
The GBI has started an active investigation into an officer-involved shooting in Calhoun, a Georgia city 70 miles northwest of downtown Atlanta.
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No ill intent after antique cannonball found in NE Georgia garage, sheriff says
GBI Special Agent Mike Goelz told The Atlanta Journal-Constitution the state agency was responding to “evaluate possible military ordnance.”
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Greene’s stock trading during tariff sell-off leads to renewed calls for a ban
Some in Congress have advocated for a ban on members trading stocks. U.S. Rep. Marjorie Taylor Greene defended her trades amid economic turbulance.
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A park ranger provides a highlight for wildflower pilgrimage
As part of the Georgia Botanical Society's Spring Wildfire Pilgrimage, groups fanned out from Gilmer County to places like the Fort Mountain and Amicalola Falls state parks.
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$1.7 billion expansion planned in one of metro Atlanta’s most-desired communities
Serenbe plans to nearly triple the number of residences and add new commercial development over the next 10 years while respecting its bucolic character.
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Gwinnett judge won’t apply Kemp’s new lawsuit limits to landmark trial
The judge overseeing a landmark trial in Gwinnett County refused to apply Gov. Brian Kemp’s new lawsuit-limiting legislation to the case.
Spalding deputy arrested after reporting to work under the influence, sheriff says
The deputy had been with the sheriff's office for nearly 12 years.
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Griffin couple sentenced to prison for starving 10-year-old son
A Griffin couple will spend decades behind bars for starving their 10-year-old son who prosecutors said weighed 36 pounds when he was found wandering in their neighborhood.
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Cancer center combines leading-edge treatment with supportive services
Receiving a cancer diagnosis is an emotional and confusing time.
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Here are 10 activities you can do with your grandchildren
Each spring offers a new opportunity to bond with your family.
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Dive into the unique festivals of Daytona Beach this spring
Get ready for a unique experience that will leave you exhilarated and wanting more.
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Volunteers needed for AJC Peachtree Road Race in Atlanta
Jobs range from greeters to setup and breakdown at 56th running of ‘world’s largest 10K race.’
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Police ID woman found dead in Gwinnett home after child calls 911
Officers, K-9 units search for suspect, who fled the scene.
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The Atlanta Journal-Constitution wins national, local awards for 2024 reporting
The Atlanta Journal-Constitution won several national and local-level accolades for its reporting from the past year.
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A Georgia native was caught up in Florida’s immigration crackdown. His family is still feeling the consequences.
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Judge won’t halt government’s case against owner of Forest Cove apartments
Court does not have jurisdiction to decide claims by Millennia Housing Management, which owns the condemned Atlanta complex.
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Stop those open burns, metro Atlanta. We have a summertime ban
May 1 marks the beginning of the burn ban in Georgia, which has seen 68% more fires in the first four months of 2025 compared to the five-year average.
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Kendrick Lamar, SZA are at the peak of their powers at Atlanta show
Kendrick Lamar and SZA alternated sessions, but also performed together during a great performance at Mercedes-Benz Stadium Tuesday night as part of their Grand National Tour.
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Democrats win two seats on Cobb Board of Commissioners, ensuring majority
Former Georgia Rep. Erick Allen and incumbent Monique Sheffield, both Democrats, won Tuesday’s special election for the District 2 and District 4 seats on Cobb commission.
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From Toronto to Atlanta, SadBoi’s music brings the life to the party
Singer and rapper Sadboi will bring her first solo headlining tour to Atlanta’s Drunken Unicorn on Friday.