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Shake Shack takes a bite out of Atlanta and it’s more than just restaurants
Shake Shack this month opened an office at The Battery Atlanta in Cobb County, where it will house 100 workers.
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At 14, they were in gangs, police say. Now they’re charged in a 13-year-old’s killing.
The suspects accused in a deadly shooting are two 14-year-old gang members, the Georgia Attorney General says.
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Cobb school board member accused in civil case of $250K theft agrees to settle lawsuit
John Cristadoro and his business were accused of stealing $250,000 from a client.
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Cobb mother gets 50 years in prison for toddler’s fentanyl death
Jocelyn Romero pleaded guilty ahead of her murder trial. She also pleased guilty to trafficking methamphetamine and fentanyl.
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Insects morph into art in Zuckerman’s ‘Lady Bug’ exhibit
At the "Lady Bug" exhibit at KSU's Bernard A. Zuckerman Museum of Art, insects are transformed into art. Sparking awe and wonder, it continues through Dec. 5.
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DeKalb mom who left baby in hot car for 5 hours to serve 20 years in prison
A Georgia mother will spend 20 years in prison for leaving her 13-month-old in a hot car, killing her. She pleaded guilty to second-degree murder and making a false statement.
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6th person charged in baby’s shooting death at Cobb hotel, indictment shows
Nateemah Ware was charged with hindering the apprehension of a criminal.
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Empty pipe with wires caused I-75 shutdown in Cobb, police say
Drivers advised to avoid the area between Delk and Windy Hill roads, near Marietta.
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Lively races abound in metro Atlanta as early voting gets underway
Cities all over the state will be electing mayors and council members, though not every local seat is on the ballot.
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Metro Atlanta 911 systems implement improved technology
Metro Atlanta's biggest 911 centers are spending millions to modernize their networks, enabling faster answer and response times after complaints in some jurisdictions.