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Atlanta's Image Challenged by Facts of 1906 Race Massacre
Everyone who moves through downtown Atlanta today passes places where in 1906, innocent Black men and women were chased and beaten to death by a mob of 10,000 white men.
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Georgia College Professor Charged in Fatal Shooting of Student
A college instructor in Georgia has been charged with murder in the Saturday shooting death of an 18-year-old student.
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Georgia County Trying to Build Spaceport Despite Public Opposition
A Georgia county has filed a lawsuit that seeks to force a company to sell it 4,000 acres on which the county has long planned to build a launch pad for commercial rockets.
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Lightning Strike Kills Soldier and Injures 9 at Georgia Army Base
Authorities say a lightning strike at an Army post in Georgia has left one soldier dead and nine others injured.
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Trans Woman Fired From Chick-fil-A Sues for Sexual Harassment and Discrimination
Erin Taylor said her co-workers at a Chick-fil-A in Decatur, Georgia, harassed and intentionally misgendered her. Critics say the chain has an anti-LGBTQ history.
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Georgia Guidestones, Called Satanic by Some, Torn Down After Earlier Bombing Damage
The enigmatic roadside attraction was built in 1980 from local granite, commissioned by an unknown person or group under the pseudonym R.C. Christian.
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Sen. Lindsey Graham Will Challenge Georgia Grand Jury Subpoena in Trump Election Interference Probe
Sen. Lindsey Graham, Rudy Giuliani and attorneys affiliated with former President Donald Trump received subpoenas from a Georgia grand jury.
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Ludacris' Manager Chaka Zulu Injured in Deadly Atlanta Shooting
A man was killed and two others were injured, including rap star Ludacris’ manager, in a parking lot shooting in an upscale neighborhood north of downtown Atlanta on Sunday night.
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Murder, Child Cruelty Convictions Overturned In Georgia Hot Car Case
Georgia’s highest court has overturned the murder and child cruelty convictions against a man whose toddler son died after he left him in a hot car for hours.
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Boy, 8, Dies After Getting Wedged Between Washer and Dryer While Playing Hide-and-Seek
Authorities believe Wrangler Hendrix died from positional asphyxiation.
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Herschel Walker Reveals 2nd Son He Never Mentioned Publicly
Herschel Walker has repeatedly criticized absentee fathers over the years.
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Historic Homes in Georgia Burned Down, Arson Suspected
A massive fire in Morrow, Georgia that investigators believe was set intentionally destroyed three historic homes.
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Sonic Workers Flee From Large Snake Found Behind Fryer
Workers cooking burgers and tater tots in a Sonic fast-food kitchen fled after discovering an intruder hiding behind the deep fryer.
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5 Dead After Two Boats Crash in Georgia; Man Charged
Searchers have recovered the bodies of three missing boaters, after two vessels collided on a Georgia river, killing five.
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Abrams-Kemp Slugfest for Georgia Governor Promises to Be Pricey, Long and Ugly
Both Abrams and Kemp are already talking about what they need to do to mobilize voters after primaries that drew heavy turnout.
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Georgia's New Voting Laws Didn't Dampen Early Turnout — But Does That Mean Votes Weren't Suppressed?
When Georgia passed a controversial law last year putting new restrictions on voting access, many predicted lower turnout would follow. However, that hasn’t been in the case as the state has seen record early turnout ahead of its primary election. But does that mean the law didn’t suppress votes? NBCLX political editor Noah Pransky traveled to Georgia to find out....
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Primaries in Georgia, Texas, Elsewhere to Test Trump's Political Power Over GOP
Georgia takes center stage in Tuesday’s primary elections as Gov. Brian Kemp and Secretary of State Brad Raffensperger try to fight back challengers endorsed by former President Donald Trump, who is seeking revenge for his 2020 election defeat in the state.
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Herschel Walker's Senate Campaign Is Part of a Long Line of Athletes Who've Run for Office
Herschel Walker’s 2022 Georgia primary campaign for a U.S. Senate seat is the latest example in a long lineup of athletes running for office—and often winning.
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Jan. 6 Panel Asks GOP Lawmaker to Testify About Capitol Tour
The congressional committee investigating the U.S. Capitol insurrection sent a letter to another House Republican in an effort to learn more about a tour he led of the building the day before the deadly attack. Rep. Barry Loudermilk of Georgia is the latest GOP lawmaker to be asked to cooperate with the House select committee probing the violence that took...
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Video Contradicts Ga. Sheriff on Alleged Racial Profiling of Del. University Lacrosse Team
Body camera footage shows Georgia deputies searching through the personal items of the Delaware State University lacrosse team, contradicting statements from their sheriff. Delaware’s Attorney General is calling for a federal investigation amid allegations of racial profiling.