Dallas-Hiram, GA|News|
Sheriff: Woman Charged With Murder After Faking Husband's Suicide
Investigators say that results of a GBI autopsy confirmed a gunshot wound to the head was not self-inflicted.
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Gwinnett, GA|News|
GA Primary Update: More Gwinnett Precincts Stay Open Late
Fifteen more precincts were added to the list Gwinnett County kept open past 7 p.m.
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Marietta, GA|News|
GA Primary: 19 Cobb Precincts To Stay Open Extra Hour
You can vote if you're in line by 8 p.m. at any of these precincts.
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Across Georgia, GA|News|
GA Primary: Raffensperger To Investigate Votes In Fulton, DeKalb
Georgia's Republican secretary of state will look into poll problems in Fulton and DeKalb counties, both dominated by Democrats.
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Lawrenceville|News|
GA Primary: Car Runs Into Line Of Voters, One Woman Injured
Gwinnett County Police say they believe the driver was experiencing a medical emergency.
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Gwinnett, GA|News|
AMC Theaters: 5 Locations In And Near Gwinnett County Could Close
The movie theater chain says it may not survive the coronavirus pandemic.
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Across Georgia, GA|News|
Percentage Of Positive Coronavirus Tests Slowly Increasing In GA
With more than 544,000 tests administered for the coronavirus, Georgia's positive rate is 10 percent. A week ago, it was 9 percent.
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Across Georgia, GA|News|
GA Primary: Some Cobb County Precincts Stay Open Until 8 p.m.
Secretary of State Brad Raffensperger launched an investigation Tuesday into voting issues in Fulton and DeKalb counties.
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Loganville-Grayson, GA|News|
Loganville Black Lives Matter Demonstration Mixes Protest, Prayer
The event — organized by three recent graduates of Loganville-area high schools — drew several hundred people to Loganville City Hall.
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Cartersville, GA|News|
Etowah Rotary Club Cancels Fourth Of July Parade, Fireworks
This year's festivities are another casualty of the coronavirus pandemic.
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Dallas-Hiram, GA|News|
GOP House Candidate Warns Antifa 'Stay The Hell' Out Of NW GA
Marjorie Greene previously released a campaign video that showed her shooting an AR-15 at a sign that read "socialism."
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Dacula, GA|News|
Police Say Trio Threw Molotov Cocktails At Gwinnett Police Cars
The three young adults — one from Lawrenceville, one from Dacula and one from Duluth — were charged with first-degree arson.
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Cartersville, GA|News|
Georgia Protests May Be Petri Dishes For COVID-19 Spread
The coronavirus is spreading through Georgia, protests or not — three more counties have now recorded fatalities this week.
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East Cobb, GA|News|
Herschel Walker To Demonstrators: Keep It '9 To 5'
The Georgia football legend — and ardent supporter of President Trump — criticized media negativity and urged unity.
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Dacula, GA|News|
Collins Hill Grad, Star Athlete Shot And Killed In Knoxville
Wrestling and football standout Jaquan Reece graduated from Collins Hill High School in 2019. He died Saturday at UT Medical Center.
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Dallas-Hiram, GA|News|
North Paulding Student's Art Recognized With Congressional Award
Twenty-seven pieces were submitted for the competition by 20 student artists from 12 schools across the 14th Congressional District.
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Loganville-Grayson, GA|News|
Black Lives Matter Demonstration Planned Wednesday For Loganville
Mayor Rey Martinez invited organizers to demonstrate at city hall rather than risk their safety marching down U.S. 78.
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Dallas-Hiram, GA|News|
Four Paulding Sheriff's Officers Retire, Receive Virtual Sendoff
Major Ava Davis, Captain Michele Zachery, Corporal Reece Brown and Major Tom Murphy retired in the last two months.
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East Cobb, GA|News|
Georgia Gov. Kemp To Agitators: 'You Are In The Wrong State'
Troublemakers at protests aren't the only problem — demonstrations may fuel the spread of the coronavirus in Georgia, officials say.
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Douglasville, GA|News|
Douglasville Demonstration Monday Ends Peacefully
Only one protester was arrested on a minor charge at the George Floyd demonstration near Arbor Place Mall.
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