Fayetteville's Fun Spot America shutting down after 36 years of thrills
Fayetteville's Fun Spot American will be closing its gates for good at the beginning of August.
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Fayetteville's Fun Spot American will be closing its gates for good at the beginning of August.
The Gwinnett County Police Department has fired an officer who is facing charges after a car crash while he was on duty earlier in June.
Atlanta influencer Cat Catoura is going viral by getting strangers to share their good news and spread positivity.
One person has been injured in a shooting that happened while officers were attempting to execute a search warrant at a McDonough home, police say.
An argument at a Cobb County hotel pool turned into a scary situation when police say a woman pulled out a can of bear spray and discharged it at multiple guests.
As metro Atlanta welcomes hundreds of thousands of visitors for the FIFA Men's World Cup, leaders in Decatur say they're focused on creating an impact that lasts long after the games.
An Oconee County deputy has shot and killed a man while responding to a report of a suicidal person, authorities say.
A growing collection of murals has transformed downtown Atlanta's walls into vibrant canvases, featuring works by some of the city's best-known artists.
While GDOT promises smoother, safer driving and significant investment on Atlanta's westside, residents voice concerns about neighborhood impacts and urge greater accountability.
The lawsuit filed in Chattooga County also alleges connections to individuals associated with a Hong Kong charity whose founder is wanted by police overseas.
Officer Myles Green was terminated following an internal review that found he entered an intersection against a red light without stopping, causing a serious injury crash on June 5.
A woman in her 40s was hospitalized in critical condition after being shot near Memorial Drive and Covington Highway Thursday evening.
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In Atlanta, local restaurant worker Jeanelle Evghill anxiously waits for news from her family still trapped in the hardest-hit areas.
Students and staff who may have had close contact with the individual will receive separate notifications and be offered free tuberculosis testing.