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There was plenty of news across Georgia on Tuesday. If you missed any of it on your local Patch, here's a roundup of some of the top stories from the past 24 hours.

• Forbes List Of Best Employers: 17 Georgia Companies Make 2018
  
• For Cinco De Mayo, Some Of Best Mexican Food Is In Metro Atlanta
  
• Police Shoot Man At Atlanta Greyhound Station

Walmart Shooting Started As Road Rage: Police
A shootout at a Cobb County Walmart on Monday started as an incident of road rage, according to police. Before it was all over, a 62-year-old man had shot a 23-year-old, after which that man's female friend pulled her own handgun and returned fire.

HIV Down, But Geographically Concentrated: Rates In Georgia
HIV, the virus that causes AIDS, remains in decline nationally, but is geographically concentrated, according to a new report. More than half of new HIV cases in 2016 were in Southern states, where 38 percent of U.S. residents live, the federal Centers for Disease Control and Prevention said.

Woman Sought For Starting Hotel Fire After Domestic Dispute
Gwinnett County Fire investigators are currently seeking the person they say is responsible for igniting a small pile of clothing on fire in front of a third-floor hotel guest room at 5885 Oakbrook Parkway, NW in Norcross.

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• Life University Women's Rugby In Final Four
• Alpharetta Opens History Museum At City Hall
• 3 Sought In Violent Atlanta Home Invasion
  
• Mattie's Call Issued For Paulding Woman, 81, With Dementia
  
• Nearly 300 Apartments Coming To Holly Springs

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