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Prosecutors said Montgomery noticed signs of possible abuse involving a student in her class three years ago and followed proper reporting procedures.
Mayor Andre Dickens said the “It’s a Penalty” campaign is leading the initiative as thousands of soccer fans prepare to travel to Atlanta.
Law enforcement officers across Georgia, including police officers, sheriff’s deputies and state troopers, will work together during the campaign to target dangerous driving behavior.
Scientists say the asteroid will fly by the planet around 4 p.m.
Atlanta city leaders are celebrating the opening of a new integrated transportation command center inside City Hall as part of preparations for the World Cup.
Stay with WSB Radio for continuing traffic information and updates.
Georgia Music Educators Association President Andy Esserwein says the change is a major victory for fine arts students.
If you receive a text from the Georgia State Patrol about outstanding violations or fines tied to your car, officials say to make sure to report the text as spam.
Sgt. Fraser with the Cobb County Sheriff’s Office helped transport a woman in labor to the hospital moments before she gave birth.
Health experts say regular physical activity can help improve heart health and reduce the risk of cardiovascular disease.
The Atlanta Beltline said the project has also created more than 91,000 jobs and brought nearly 26,000 residents back to the city.
Dr. Chris DeRienzo with the American Hospital Association said hospitals operate around the clock to meet constant patient demand in Georgia and beyond.
According to Georgia Power, the updated agreement was made possible by lower-than-expected storm and fuel recovery costs, allowing the company to pass additional savings on to customers.
Amazon said in a blog post that the service is now expanding to new cities.
The hands-on culinary and nutrition education classes begin Tuesday at Emory Hillandale in Stonecrest and will continue throughout the month.
The project involves replacing aging concrete slabs along a roughly 17-mile stretch of I-285 over the next three years, which requires multiple weekend closures.
Local leaders held a ribbon-cutting ceremony Monday for the new facility.
The campaign begins May 11.
95.5 WSB’s traffic team will provide around-the-clock coverage of the closure and traffic impacts throughout the weekend.
A $10,000 reward had been offered in the search for the teen.