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Atlanta police say church burglar caught, arrested
Atlanta police say an alert witness helped them catch a church burglar in the act.
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Ga Tech beats Clemson 5-1 to reach ACC title game
Pitcher Jake Davies homered and Georgia Tech claimed a berth in the Atlantic Coast Conference championship game by beating Clemson 5-1.
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Ga. coast braces for holiday soaking from storm
As visitors packed coastal Georgia's parks and beaches to begin the holiday weekend Saturday, forecasters warned residents and tourists alike to brace for a tropical soaking on Memorial Day.
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Braves place Chipper Jones on DL with bruised leg
The Atlanta Braves have placed Chipper Jones on the 15-day disabled list with a bruised left leg and recalled catcher J.C. Boscan from Triple-A Gwinnett.
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1 Mega Money player wins $800,000 top prize
One ticket matched the four winning numbers plus the Mega Ball number to collect $800,000 in the Mega Money game, the Florida Lottery said Saturday.
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Middle Ga. man found not guilty in stabbing case
A jury has acquitted a middle Georgia man of aggravated assault charges in the 2009 stabbing of his fiancee's grown son.
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One dead, 5 sent to hospitals in Columbus crash
Police in Columbus are investigating a car crash that killed a woman and sent five people to the hospital, including two toddlers.
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Ga. pardons board granting more medical reprieves
Faced with rising prison costs, Georgia corrections officials are releasing a growing number of sick and elderly inmates to save millions of dollars in medical spending.
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Ga. man gets 40 years for renting stolen homes
A metro Atlanta man is heading to prison after a jury convicted him of stealing abandoned homes and renting them to tenants.
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Ga. National Cemetery marks Memorial Day
Military servicemen killed in the line of duty will be honored during a ceremony at Georgia National Cemetery in Canton.
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Federal training center in Ga. to honor its fallen
The Georgia center that trains officers and agents for the Secret Service, the U.S. Park Service and the Bureau of Alcohol, Tobacco and Firearms is honoring its fallen graudates.








