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Johns Creek Named Georgia's Safest City — Again

It seems Johns Creek continues to rack up accolades from various organizations for its ability to provide a safe place to live for its citizens and stakeholders. The National Council for Home Safety and Security has named Johns Creek Georgia's safest city for 2017. >>>Read More.

Sports Warehouse To Create 300+ Jobs in Forsyth County

Sports Warehouse will create more than 300 jobs and invest more than $14 million in Forsyth County, state business leaders announced. The global sports and outdoor equipment chain plans to build an e-commerce fulfillment and distribution center in the county, according to the Georgia Department of Economic Development. >>>Read More.

Georgia Beach Named Among Best In The U.S.

The closest legitimate beaches may not be within eyesight of the concrete jungle that is Atlanta, but that doesn't mean we can't take a road trip to enjoy a quick getaway — and we've got a winner on our shores. One of Georgia's pristine spots for sun and fun has received top honors as one of the world’s top 20 beaches, according to TripAdvisor. >>>Read More.

23-Year-Old Dies In Gwinnett County Jail

• The sheriff's office is investigating, while the family thinks he might have lived if he'd been allowed to eat.

DeKalb Superintendent Green: I’m Getting Death Threats

• The news comes in the wake of a conservative article that 'falsely reported' educators were fired for pro-Trump statements.

FBI Ramps Up Search For Sandy Springs Bank Robbery Suspect

• A man wearing a surgical mask walked into Wells Fargo, brandished a silver firearm and announced the robbery.

Georgia Weather Forecast: Rain Early, Then Cooler This Weekend

• After a mighty warm Friday, low temperatures in metro Atlanta will creep down near freezing on Saturday night.

Police Release Video In Officer-Involved Shooting

• Fulton County District Attorney Paul Howard had this to say about footage involving Deaundre Phillips' death: "Let the chips fall where they may."

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