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Georgia college student among victims of Texas floods
Savannah College of Art and Design's Joyce Catherine Badon, a senior architecture student from Beaumont, Texas, was killed in the Texas floods.
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TSA backs off shoe-removal policy, including at Atlanta airport
The Transportation Security Administration is lifting one of the most hated of airport security hurdles: removing shoes.
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Meet Tab Nkhereanye, a music exec and songwriter signing deals in Atlanta
BMG exec Tab Nkhereanye talks about his company's Atlanta office, how he got into songwriting, hip-hop's new identity and what he learned from 'Uncle' Al Jarreau.
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Asian-soul fusion restaurant coming to Atlanta airport started as a pop-up
Wu Tang Kitchen, opening near gate B10 in December, got its start as a local Atlanta restaurant pop-up in COVID-19 fusing Asian and soul food.
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Girl, 4, among 19 deaths on Georgia’s roads, waterways during holiday weekend
A 4-year-old girl and a 15-year-old boy were among 19 people killed in crashes, drownings and boating accidents across Georgia during the Fourth of July weekend.
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July 4 boat explosions: Fathers recall panic to save their kids amid flames
The Miller and Perkins families are recovering from the July Fourth boat explosions that injured 14 on Lake Lanier and Lake Nottely
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California upgraded its film incentive program. How will this affect Georgia?
The increase puts California’s incentive in closer competition with Georgia’s own, which has long been considered the most generous programs in the country.
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Stay hydrated: Sweltering heat bearing down on metro Atlanta this week
Heat index values should stay below advisory levels on Tuesday, but it will still be very hot and sticky, the National Weather Service warns.
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A.M. ATL: Whodunnit?
Morning y’all! Your July 8 update: A true crime confession, revamping Jekyll Island and more.
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More Georgia teachers are getting free or cheap master’s degrees. Here’s how.
With teacher turnover rates on the rise, school systems and universities are partnering in a growing effort to recruit and retain Georgia educators.