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Marietta Man Gets Life For Stabbing Grandson, Stepson Over Dirty Dishes

Marietta man has been sentenced to life in prison for fatally stabbing his stepgrandson and badly injuring his stepson in a knife attack that started over dirty dishes, Cobb County District Attorney Vic Reynolds announced this week.

Ga. 10-Year-Old Uses Karate To Fight Off Kidnapper

A 10-year-old Georgia boy used skills he learned studying karate to fight off a would-be kidnapper.

How To Get Free Chick-Fil-A Breakfast In September

If you've been hankering for some chicken for breakfast, you're in luck this month.

Officer In Racial Controversy Leaves Cobb Police Department

The officer caught on video making inappropriate racial remarks during a traffic stop is no longer with the force, according to Cobb County Police Chief Mike Register.

Hurricane Harvey: Atlanta Humane Society Takes In 100+ Pets, Heads For Texas

The Atlanta Humane Society took in more than 100 adoptable animals from their Houston counterpart as a contingent set off for Texas early Friday.

Gwinnett Police Helicopter Crashes After Chase

Two Gwinnett County Police officers were injured Friday when a department helicopter they'd been using to help chase a suspect crashed in Lawrenceville.

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