Ex-Alabama player accused of impersonating Falcons QB in loan fraud scheme
The former Alabama defensive lineman is accused of using wigs, costumes, and forged documents to pretend to be NFL players and secure almost $20 million in loans.
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The former Alabama defensive lineman is accused of using wigs, costumes, and forged documents to pretend to be NFL players and secure almost $20 million in loans.
Prosecutors say the victim had come with snacks, diapers, and toys for his first visit with his son. The other man brought a bulletproof vest and a gun.
A top-ranked Georgia archer is stepping off the competition field and into the world of public policy, using her platform to push for stronger concussion education for student-athletes.
Even though Democrats may have a better shot at becoming the next Georgia governor, there is far less attention and money as their candidates compete for the party's nomination.
Georgia has managed to retain the most talent in the Southeastern Conference for 2026.
Students from across metro Atlanta gathered at Fernbank Science Center to pitch solutions to environmental problems in their communities during the Green Heart STEM Challenge finals.
Fire crews contained a multi-floor blaze at a Cobb County apartment complex; no injuries reported as investigators assess damage.
A former Lanier Christian Academy coach and teacher, has been charged with 27 felony counts for allegedly using his cell phone to secretly record under the clothing of female students under 16.
A new 600+ page study outlines economic, social and political impacts of slavery and discrimination, setting the stage for potential reparations recommendations.
Police identified the victim as 29-year-old Justin Tucker as investigators search for answers in Northridge Parkway shooting.
The record-breaking temperatures and weeks without rain have Georgia gardeners and farmers worried about their plants and crops.
Students at Horizon Christian Academy are returning to the field this week, taking a step forward together after a tragedy that has shaken their school and community.
A school bus driver in Monroe County, Georgia is in custody after deputies say he charged with driving under the influence earlier this week.
Walmart is planning to give 13 stores around Georgia, including seven in the metro Atlanta area, a big upgrade in 2026.
Georgians are tipping just below the national average, according to a new report tracking restaurant payments nationwide.
More people are working in Georgia than ever before, according to new state labor data, even as some industries continue to lose jobs.
The Board of Regents has officially approved a tuition increase for the 2026-2027 academic year, marking what could be the second price hike for many current undergraduates.
Dunwoody City Council unanimously backed a new agreement, 911 system, and drone expansion as residents raise allegations of misuse and oversight gaps.
The Georgia Supreme Court says that it will hear oral arguments next week in connection with a class action lawsuit dealing with the massive 2024 BioLab warehouse fire in Conyers.
Investigators say suspects were first stopped in traffic before evidence linked them to a break-in and additional stolen items found in Carroll County.
A March fire that destroyed two businesses in Barnesville, Georgia, is now forcing difficult decisions for the people who relied on them.
The FBI had offered a $1 million reward for information that leads to the arrest of KaShawn Nicola Roper.
If you haven't finished your taxes with the deadline drawing closer, Atlanta CPAs say you should file your extensions as soon as you can.
Homeland Secretary Markwayne Mullin said the suspect in the deadly string of shootings was born in the U.K. and had previously been convicted of sexual battery, assault, and more.
After more than four decades in public service, Sonny Perdue announced that he will retire from his position as chancellor of the University System of Georgia.
A wrongful death lawsuit filed in Fulton County Thursday claims a man was shot and killed by an off-duty security officer outside an Atlanta nightclub, and states multiple businesses and contractors failed to prevent the fatal encounter.
The former Alabama defensive lineman is accused of using wigs, costumes, and forged documents to pretend to be NFL players and secure almost $20 million in loans.
Prosecutors say the victim had come with snacks, diapers, and toys for his first visit with his son. The other man brought a bulletproof vest and a gun.
A top-ranked Georgia archer is stepping off the competition field and into the world of public policy, using her platform to push for stronger concussion education for student-athletes.
Even though Democrats may have a better shot at becoming the next Georgia governor, there is far less attention and money as their candidates compete for the party's nomination.