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Woman found dismembered in Smyrna was shot in the head, police say
Nearly a week after a woman’s dismembered body was found at a Smyrna apartment complex, police said Tuesday that an autopsy revealed she had been shot.

Where are the hurricanes? Storm-weary Georgia seeing abnormally quiet year.
A powerful El Nino weather pattern is smothering hurricane activity in the Atlantic even as nor'easters churn. Still, experts are urging Georgians to stay vigilant.

Florida sheriff blasts Georgia officials over prisoners’ scams
A Florida sheriff arrested a woman accused of participating in a scam network through Georgia prisons and called for officials to put a stop to the scammers.

2 girls walked into the woods in 1976. The kidnapper is still on death row.
Virgil Presnell is Georgia’s longest-serving death row inmate after killing a young girl 50 years ago. His other Atlanta kidnapping victim still lives with the consequences.
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Georgia breast cancer care: How mobile mammography expands access
Breast cancer care can be harder to access for rural, Black and underserved Georgians. Here's what experts and community groups are doing to close the gaps.
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Rare Michelangelo exhibit in Savannah sheds light on how he viewed women
Several works by Michelangelo appear for the first time in the U.S. at a Georgia exhibit focusing on the Renaissance artist's depiction of females.
Explore 50 years of the Presnell death row case
An interactive timeline traces what's happened in the five decades since the tragic crimes back in May 1976.
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2 girls walked into the woods in 1976. The kidnapper is still on death row.
Virgil Presnell is Georgia’s longest-serving death row inmate after killing a young girl 50 years ago. His other Atlanta kidnapping victim still lives with the consequences.
2h agoBuffalo man arrested, accused of threatening to kill Mike Collins, sheriff says
Georgia officials traveled to New York on Friday and arrested a man accused of threatening to kill U.S. Rep. Mike Collins, the Republican Senate nominee, and his son-in-law.
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Federal prosecutors, defenders ask Dickens to hold detainees in Atlanta jail
Federal prosecutors and defense attorneys are asking Atlanta's mayor to allow federal pretrial detainees to fill vacancies in the city's detention center.

A data center upside
Georgianomics brings you updates on the next Costco coming to metro Atlanta, airfare increases and how AI is changing job candidates’ behavior.

‘It’s life-altering’: Mass shooting leaves small Georgia town reeling
A mass shooting in the small South Georgia town of Vienna left two people dead and injured at least 35 early Sunday morning, according to the GBI.
DeKalb school board makes Sauce its permanent superintendent
The DeKalb County School District has been through 10 superintendents since 2010. Sauce was the sole finalist.

A.M. ATL: Hip hop and hashbrowns
Morning, y'all. Here's your Oct. 5 update: Outkast-Waffle House merch, the Braves' Game 2 win, the High Museum of Art's centennial anniversary and more.

Invesco exec says she once fell into trap of underestimating her abilities
From her early days at SunTrust, Allison Dukes worked in investment banking, focused on corporate clients — and found she loved learning about the businesses they led.

Atlanta attorney sues Alabama city after arrest, alleging ‘crazy’ setup
An Atlanta lawyer is suing an Alabama city after he says several of its police officers set him up to be falsely arrested and jailed on drug trafficking charges.

147,000 migrants crossed the border bound for Ga. These were top destinations.
The Associated Press obtained and released the data, which migrants self report at the time of processing. Georgia was the 7th most popular destination.

Ed Sheeran returns to apolitical form at Atlanta show, with new opening act
Former Fray front man Isaac Slade, who opened for Ed Sheeran on his Loop Tour stop, called for folks "brave enough to step into that middle place … that sees both sides."

From baseball to cornball: Terms that hit outside the ballpark and on the road
With postseason baseball at a fever pitch, here is a glossary of the sport’s terms that can — with a stretch — apply to Atlanta traffic.





