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Actor and filmmaker Tyler Perry lent his support to Tynesha Evans' family. She was killed Saturday morning outside a bank near Atlanta.

Tyler Perry Steps In To Help Family Of Mother Killed Near Atlanta

Associated Press • Mar 19, 2019

Bo Dukes is charged with concealing a death, hindering the apprehension of a felon and lying to police after Tara Grinstead vanished from her home in rural Irwin County in October 2005.

First Trial Begins In Death Of Missing Georgia Teacher

Associated Press • Mar 19, 2019

Long-Resistant Gwinnett County Votes On Mass Transit

Associated Press • Mar 19, 2019

The Georgia Department of Natural Resources has documented at least four adult Argentine black and white tegus in the state and 20 sightings in the stretch of forest, farmland and streams from the South Georgia town of Lyons to Reidsville. Tegus would pose a threat to native wildlife, including gopher tortoises, a candidate for Endangered Species Act listing.

Large Lizard From South America Has Georgia On Its Mind

Associated Press • Mar 18, 2019

Jury To Decide If Cobb School System Banned Yoga For Christianity

Associated Press • Mar 18, 2019

Georgia Senate Committee Hears Testimony On Abortion Bill

Associated Press • Mar 15, 2019

Heavy rains in the last four months are being blamed for more than 40 million gallons of sewage spills in the Atlanta area, according to the Atlanta Journal-Constitution.

Rains Bring 40 Million Gallons Of Sewage Spills In Atlanta Area

Associated Press • Mar 13, 2019

New Atlanta United coach Frank de Boer is shown at right in January with the team’s technical director, Carlos Bocanegra. De Boer faced a daunting task when he took over in Atlanta, replacing a hugely popular coach who made all the right moves in the club's first two years of existence and satisfying a fan base that has drawn worldwide attention for its rabid support. In his first five games with Atlanta United, de Boer is 1-3-1.

‘We Are Now The Hunted,’ Atlanta United Coach Says After Team’s Slow Start

Associated Press • Mar 11, 2019

Jun Ying, former chief information officer of Equifax's U.S. Information Solutions, was indicted in March 2018 and had previously pleaded not guilty. He is scheduled to be sentenced June 27.

Former Equifax Executive Pleads Guilty To Insider Trading

Associated Press • Mar 8, 2019

Stacey Abrams Looks For A Winning Strategy In Loss

Associated Press • Mar 7, 2019

U.S. House Panel Seeks Records On Georgia Election ‘Problems’

Associated Press • Mar 6, 2019

R&B singer R. Kelly, right, leaves Chicago’s Cook County Jail with his defense attorney, Steve Greenberg, on Feb. 25. Kelly gave his first interview, to Gayle King of "CBS This Morning," since being charged last month with sexually abusing four female accusers dating back to 1998, including three underage girls.

‘I Have Been Assassinated’: In Interview, R. Kelly Denies Sex Abuse Claims

Associated Press • Mar 6, 2019