A Mississippi detective testified that Tasia Fortune was killed during a drug dispute before her body was placed in a tree in what authorities described as a staged hanging.
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ATLANTA, Ga. (Atlanta News First) — Judo is not a sport for the weak-hearted, but according to Black Ice Judo Sensei Joshua White, it can be for anyone else. “Pull, pull tight! Yes,” he tells two grade-school students as they roll on a mat. White runs Black Ice Judo under the War...
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County officials are warning residents after a cat tested positive for rabies following an attack on two people in Norcross on Thursday.
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TIPP CITY, Ohio (Gray News) - Testimony continued this week in the murder trial of former “American Idol” contestant Caleb Flynn. Flynn is accused of killing his wife, Ashley Flynn, earlier this year and staging the crime scene as a burglary to mislead investigators. The 40-year-...
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ATLANTA, Ga. (Atlanta News First) — As communities nationwide grapple with the relentless spread of illicit fentanyl, new public health data shows one metro Atlanta county is making measurable headway in saving lives. Drug overdose deaths in Cobb County dropped more than 26% betw...
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Investigators have not officially identified the woman and are awaiting DNA testing and confirmation from the medical examiner.
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Oz Pizza and Soccer in the Streets are at an impasse after more than five years over pitch usage in East Point.
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ATLANTA, Ga. (Atlanta News First) — Senate Majority Leader John Thune joined Republican U.S. Senate nominee Mike Collins at an Atlanta cafe Friday, pitching tax cuts to service workers as national Republicans attempt to shore up the Georgia race amid mounting campaign headwinds. ...
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Fun Spot America Atlanta is selling off all its amusement rides, arcade games and equipment in Fayette County through an online auction.
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A 45-day multi-agency law enforcement operation targeting violent crime and narcotics in Richmond County resulted in 145 arrests and the seizure of drugs and guns, according to federal and Georgia authorities....
