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New hotel brand selected to anchor Centennial Yards’ entertainment district
Downtown Atlanta is about to get its newest luxury hotel, and it’s from a brand making its Peach State introduction.
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Georgia’s pre-K program among the strongest in the U.S., report says
About half of Georgia's 4-year-olds attend a state-funded pre-K program.
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Cobb police shoot, kill man wanted on murder charge related to scooter crash, GBI says
Damian Strozier, 31, was fatally shot by Cobb police after an hourslong search, the GBI said.
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Decatur High School investigates swastika drawn on campus
Students at Decatur High were making chalk art as an assignment, and someone drew a swastika.
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Man charged in DeKalb shooting spree dies in jail, sheriff’s office says
Olaolukitan Adon Abel, 26, was found unresponsive in his cell Tuesday evening, according to authorities.
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Fulton County’s jail crisis demands more than a staffing fix
When jails are overcrowded and understaffed, everyone loses. The Fulton County Jail is at a crossroads. Real reform requires collaboration and courage.
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A.M. ATL: Gorgeous Georgia
Morning, y'all. Your April 22 update: Celebrating Earth Day with A.M. ATL readers' favorite Georgia nature spots, a GSP scheme uncovered and more.
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Keisha Lance Bottoms is racing ahead as rivals battle each other
While Keisha Lance Bottoms’ rivals race to boost their own bios and policies ahead of primary day, the former Atlanta mayor is running unchallenged at the top of the field.
At $2.50, MARTA fare is one of the best deals to get to FIFA World Cup games
While New Jersey will charge transit riders $150 for a roundtrip fare during World Cup games, MARTA fares will remain $2.50 one way.
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In legal twist, deputy convicted in jail death case after civil suit failed
Former Fulton County Sheriff’s Office deputy Arron Cook pleaded guilty to aggravated assault and violation of oath charges this week in the 2018 death of Antonio May.