100 animals rescued from Gainesville home in suspected hoarding case
The animals rescued from the Hall County home include 82 dogs, seven cats, eight rabbits, one horse, one bird, and a fish, officials said.
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The animals rescued from the Hall County home include 82 dogs, seven cats, eight rabbits, one horse, one bird, and a fish, officials said.
A fight between two dogs in a Hall County park ended with one man and his pet dead and another man charged with murder, deputies say.
Deputies are searching for three inmates who were found missing from the DeKalb County Jail on Monday morning.
Police say the shooting happened near baggage claim at Hartsfield-Jackson Atlanta International Airport and did not impact airport operations.
Spirit and Truth Church says the effort will eliminate medical debt for more than 1,100 people across four metro Atlanta counties this Christmas season.
Police say a wrong-way driver caused a multi-vehicle crash on the GA 10 Inner Loop early Sunday morning.
District officials say years of reform and community support helped six schools improve student outcomes.
Lawmakers say the proposals could ease financial strain and expand support for more than 1 million caregivers across Georgia.
Georgia's only private electric utility will spend more than $16 billion to boost its power capacity by 50%.
One Marietta teacher says her class's state test scores have increased by an average of nearly 20 points since the cell phone ban began.
The music at Atlanta's Morris Brown College stopped in 2002, but two decades later, the school is hoping "the best band in the land" will march again.
It's been over a week since an acid attack left Ashley Wasielewski with third-degree burns covering nearly half her body, and officials are trying to identify her attacker.
A Fulton County Schools police officer has been taken off duty and is under investigation after officials say he used a Taser on a student on a school bus.
Police say the 19-year-old was exploring the building once used as Hawkins Lab in "Stranger Things" when she fell to her death.
Last week, Army prosecutors referred Sgt. Quornelius Radford's case to a general court-martial, which handles cases involving the most serious crimes under military law.