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Through the month, the Cultural Arts Center is offering free screenings of ...
The Georgia Department of Early Care and Learning is promoting a new quality ...
Zack Wheeler lived up the hype in his major league debut, pitching six ...
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Former Atlanta Braves great Chipper Jones has put his Roswell, Ga., house on the market for $3.19 million.
Police in Atlanta are investigating a stabbing at a senior care apartment complex that left one resident dead and another wounded.
The popular music festival will return to Piedmont Park on Friday, Sept. 20 and Saturday, Sept. 21, and will feature more than 30 artists on three stages.
In a statement, General Manager Rick Mack says the station regrets comments made about ex-New Orleans Saints safety Steve Gleason. The 36-year-old suffers from amyotrophic lateral sclerosis.
"I ain't never treated fairly, don't expect to be," Iverson said, before driving away.
The Gainesville Times reports the bat was found in a house Friday and has been shipped to the virology section of the Georgia Public Health Lab in Decatur.
According to the reports, the former player told his ex-wife, Tawanna Iverson on May 22 that he was taking the kids on a vacation to Charlotte, North Carolina and that he would return them to her custody on May 26, however Allen has yet to return the kids.
Georgia's voter registration law requiring proof of citizenship is similar to one in Arizona that has been struck down by the U.S. Supreme Court.
Authorities say a man being chased by police in Duluth was hit by an officer's car and has been hospitalized.
Lawyers for four unsuccessful applicants for jobs at an auto plant in Georgia argue that documents about a state agency's involvement in hiring workers for the plant should be available to the public.
Sheriff's officials in east Georgia are investigating a break-in at the boyhood home of former President Woodrow Wilson.
Nearly 100 children and 30 chaperones are participating in King Center's annual Nonviolence Opportunity Watch summer camp.
A line of strong thunderstorms moving through a large part of north Georgia left scattered power outages early Monday morning.
Authorities say a spectator at a recreational soccer game was shot to death in a Hall County park.
Georgia Bulldog fanaticism is a tradition for the Woods family. As is painting an image of the UGA mascot on top of their heads.
A consultant's report on three potential sites for a cruise ship terminal along the Savannah River has been given to city officials in Savannah, but they aren't sharing it with residents.
A Cobb County Superior Court Judge has ruled that a woman who secretly recorded herself engaged in a sex act with Waffle House CEO Joe Rogers illegally violated his privacy.
A recent report by The Broad Foundation is recognizing six urban school districts for boosting participation and performance among black students on Advancement Placement exams.
So far, no Democrats have declared for any of the races.
Police in Savannah say an air conditioning outage has forced officers to work from other buildings and their patrol cars.
The body of a south Georgia teen has been exhumed after his relatives requested a second autopsy be to be done on him.
The Atlanta Cyclorama & Civil War Museum will close Tuesday through Thursday to allow repair work.
Wet weather is causing difficulty for Georgia farmers.
Magic "Deonte" Fuller, 18, and Printess Stanley, 25, are in jail, charged with felony murder. They're being held without bond.
All three stores appeared to be closed today; police cruisers were parked outside and the stores were blocked off by crime-scene tape.
This statewide honor highlights teachers for their outstanding classroom performance and professional practices.
Los Angeles police say Justin Bieber struck a pedestrian with his car in Hollywood, but there was no crime and the injuries aren't life-threatening.
Braves manager Fredi Gonzalez said, "You know how he does that funky thing with his bat. But he came back in and he said it was his oblique. I said, 'Are you sure it's not a little prick in your paw, big bear?'"
Medical school graduates received white coats in a ceremony at the Medical Center of Central Georgia this afternoon.
Gossip website Bossip is claiming NFL safety Kerry Rhodes is saying he could be the father of Kim Kardashian's baby girl, and not Kanye West.
Last week, the city manager notified Police Chief Key McGuire and Fire Chief Glenn Lord that they'd be out of a job in two weeks.
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