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ATLANTA - Fun Spot America Atlanta may be gone, but its most famous roller coaster is getting a second chance. Shortly after the Fayetteville amusement park permanently closed its gates following 36 years of operation, Six Flags Entertainment Corporation announced it has acquired ArieForce One, the towering steel coast

Cobb County Police are investigating two BB or pellet gun shootings that injured children and damaged a business.

A metro Atlanta man with a lengthy criminal record will spend years in federal prison after authorities found a stolen gun during a traffic stop on Interstate 75.

For four years, chef Demetrius Brown’s Heritage Supper Club existed in borrowed spaces: a coffee shop after hours, a restaurant dining room on its night off, wherever he could set up to tell a story through food. On Tuesday, September 10, that story finally gets a permanent address when Heritage, Brown’s new restaurant

Executives at a proposed Georgia de novo see a beeline toward profitability and growth by joining an out-of-state bank in lieu of starting anew. The proposed Georgia Skyline Bank, which obtained conditional deposit insurance approval in December and was projected to launch this year, will instead join and recapitalize

Georgia-Pacific has canceled its proposed mixed-use redevelopment of its downtown Atlanta headquarters, ending a plan that would have added hundreds of apartments plus retail, restaurant and entertainment space to the Peachtree Street tower. The company confirmed the decision Monday, September 7, saying higher construc

Clayton County leaders secured a multi-million dollar grant to improve safety for those who walk on Tara Blvd.

Explore amazing animal stories – visit Animal of Things Now and follow us! If a stranger walks off with your dog in Georgia, the law does not treat it as a special crime called “dognapping.” It treats it the same way it treats someone stealing a bicycle or a lawnmower: as theft. Understanding dognapping laws in Georg

ATLANTA, Ga. (Atlanta News First) — Police said a woman died after being hit by a car in northwest Atlanta on Sunday night. Shortly after 10:40 p.m., officers responded to a report of a pedestrian struck by a vehicle on the 600 block of Joseph E. Lowery Boulevard NW, according to the Atlanta Police Department.

Police say the parents were not providing for the children, ages 1 to 8.