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Kids Saved From Hot Car | Child Burnt With Cigarette | $3M Lottery Win: GA News

Teen Charged In Parents' Deaths | Deadly Boating | ATL Sports CEO Diagnosed With Cancer | GA Victim Of TX Floods | YSL Witness Arrested

GEORGIA — Each weekend, Patch affords its readers a review of the top stories and headlines from across Georgia. Here's a roundup of some of the state's major and quirkiest stories. You can also find your local Patch and catch up on these stories by clicking here.

2 Kids Left In Hot Car At Cobb Mall Safe, Police Say

Body camera footage shows Cobb officers responding after two children were left in a hot car with an internal temperature of 117 degrees.

GA Toddler Dead In Boating Accident Over July 4 Weekend

Three boats exploded, and at least a dozen people were killed in road crashes, during the July 4th weekend in Georgia.

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I-285 Police Shooting, Chase Ends In Man's Arrest

Multiple agencies chased a man through metro Atlanta after he was accused of pointing a gun at officers and later shooting at an officer.

GA Student Dies In TX Floods While Visiting Friends

Family members say the GA student and her friends were unable to get into an attic when TX floods washed away their cars. The student died.

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$3M Mega Millions Prize Scored In GA

Large cash amounts were recently won in the Georgia Lottery games, including a $1 million prize in the Millionaire Maker scratch-off game.

Teen Girl Fatally Shot Mom, Stepdad At GA Home: Sheriff

A 6-year-old girl found her parents dead from gunshot wounds at their Georgia home, and her teenage sister has been charged in their deaths.

Rapper Lil' Woody, 3 Others Accused Of Street Racing

Kenneth "Lil' Woody" Copeland was once a star witness and former co-defendant in Georgia's infamous YSL gang case against rapper Young Thug.

GA Ponzi Scheme Stole $140M From 300 Investors, SEC Says

A Georgia-based mortgage lender and its owner were charged with defrauding about 300 investors of more than $140 million in a Ponzi scheme.

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