Video: Deputy who meant to pull out Taser shoots teen
A deputy can be heard yelling, "Taser, taser," just before Baldwin County Deputy Charles Gillis shot 18-year-old Jamel Jackson
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Georgia senator to give away bump stock to "one lucky winner"
Sen. Michael Williams will award "one lucky winner" as his way to any oppose legislation that would regulate or ban the device
2-year-old denied kidney transplant because father violated probation
Surgeons at a Georgia hospital won't perform procedure because child's father, who is a 110 percent match, served time in prison
Father of newborn found dead in woods charged with murder
A Georgia coroner said the 15-day-old child died of blunt force trauma to the head and ruled the death a homicide
Could Amazon resist the call of Amazon, Georgia?
A town outside Atlanta wants to rename part of itself and create the perfect home for the e-commerce giant's new HQ2
Suspect captured in fatal shooting of Ga. officer
Police in Georgia say a female suspect is in custody and a male suspect was captured after a search Friday
Inmate recorded apology hours before he thought he'd die
Keith Leroy Tharpe was convicted of murder and kidnapping in the September 1990 slaying of his sister-in-law, and was granted a temporary stay
Alleged NSA leaker told FBI she stuffed documents in her pantyhose
In a court filing, prosecutors attached a 77-page transcript of Reality Winner's interview with FBI agents
U.S. Supreme Court issues temporary stay for Georgia inmate
Keith Leroy Tharpe's attorneys argue he is intellectually disabled and his death sentence is tainted by a juror's racial bias
Lawyers for condemned Ga. man cite juror's racial bias
A juror who convicted Keith Leroy Tharpe said he "wondered if black people even have souls"
Georgia Tech police fatally shoot student they say had knife
Scout Schultz was described as uncooperative when officers repeatedly tried to speak with the student late Saturday
Slain student's family speaks out on police shooting
Georgia Tech police killed 21-year-old Scout Schultz, who they say was advancing on officers
Video shows rescue of flag knocked down by Irma
Lt. Greg Ernst and Capt. Ashley Brown returned the flag to its rightful place after it was found in marshy water
6.3M are still without power days after Irma hit
"The biggest thing we've got to do for people is get their power back," Florida Gov. Rick Scott says
FEMA estimates 25 percent of homes in Florida Keys are destroyed
Search-and-rescue teams made their way into the Keys' farthest reaches, while authorities rushed to repair the lone highway connecting the islands
After son's "near death" accident, mom tries to change dorm policy
Georgia schools change policies after 20-year-old was injured falling from 7-foot-high loft bed
Tropical Storm Irma kills at least 2 in Georgia
Authorities say falling trees and limbs may pose the most significant threat to life and property as storm heads north
Irma plunges millions into darkness in Florida
Nearly 6.5 million homes and businesses across Florida have lost power as Irma moves over state; 570,000 are in the dark in Georgia
Floridians race to outrun Hurricane Irma
In Florida, more than half a million people live in mandatory evacuation zones, and gridlock gripped I-95 all the way to Orlando
2 injured after police helicopter crashes near Atlanta
Firefighters helped free one officer who was trapped inside; both officers were hospitalized with non life-threatening injuries
Officer to driver in video: "We only kill black people"
Cobb County police opened an internal investigation after dashcam video from the July 2016 DUI stop was obtained by a local television station
College football player collapses, dies during practice
Stetson University student Nicholas Adam Blakely collapsed on the sidelines after he complained of not feeling well
Army suspends drill sergeants in sex assault investigation
Fort Benning spokesman Ben Garrett said Wednesday that Army criminal investigators were notified immediately of the allegations
KKK application denied to hold cross burning in Georgia
Stone Mountain Memorial Association says it condemns the beliefs and actions of the KKK
Why you shouldn't put your feet on the dashboard
"Basically my whole right side was broken, and it's simply because of my ignorance," the Georgia woman said
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U.S. reducing troop footprint in Middle East, sources say
Son of Stephen Hubbard, American freed from Russian jail, speaks out
Witkoff blasted for calling Putin a "humanitarian"
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Armed federal agents knock on doors looking for noncitizen voters
Supreme Court rejects bid to restrict treatments for trans inmates
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We tested an experimental weight loss drug. The results were "terrifying."
U.S. ordering some government staff to depart Saudi Arabia
Pope Leo won't need more treatment after cancer surgery, doctors say
