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Children Cooked Alive By Mother: Atlanta Police

An Atlanta woman is being accused of killing her two youngest sons, according to recent reports. The gruesome allegations say she put the boys in an oven and turned it on.

How Likely Is Atlanta To Land Amazon Headquarters?

A new look at the fight to land Amazon's new headquarters and the 50,000 high-paying jobs that will come with it shows Atlanta near the top of the pack.

Toddler's Transplant Delayed Because Of Dad’s Criminal History

Two-year-old Anthony Burgess was born without both kidneys and has been fighting since the day he was born. His father, Anthony Dickerson, who is a perfect match to donate a kidney to Anthony Jr. (AJ), has had a few brushes with the law that are now preventing him from donating the kidney.

Is This Really Georgia's Favorite Candy?

Halloween is almost upon us and, many minds are turning to thoughts of our favorite sugary treats.

Gwinnett Man Shot, Killed In Duluth

Police are still investigating a weekend shooting in Duluth that killed a Gwinnett County man.

Alpharetta Couple Wins $350,000 Wedding Giveaway

The Avalon Says I Do contest launched in August to find the perfect couple to receive an extravagant $350,000 dream wedding at The Hotel at Avalon, and after months of searching and narrowing down the contestants, organizers behind the initiative have unveiled the winners.

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