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Random yards burst into flames in DeKalb County after power line hit underground

Flames tore through a local subdivision underground, unseen, causing a home and random yards to catch on fire Tuesday afternoon.
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Drivers concerned about DeKalb County pothole causing flat tires

ATLANTA, Ga. (Atlanta News First) — Many drivers are concerned about a pothole along a busy DeKalb County road that has caused flat tires. Kaitlyn Sitro-Burke lives nearby along Briarcliff Road, heading towards North Decatur Road, and said many of the impacted drivers end up in her neighborhood. “People...
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Person detained after woman stabbed at DeKalb County home, police say

DEKALB COUNTY, Ga. (Atlanta News First) — A person has been detained after officers and crime scene detectives converged on a home in DeKalb County early Wednesday morning. Officers were dispatched to a home on Atherton Circle around 2:30 a.m. after someone called 911 to report a break-in and a stabbing. Police said...
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Rockdale County urges residents to volunteer for annual PIT Count

The Rockdale County Government is asking for volunteers to help with the annual Point-in-Time Count.
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DeKalb mom shares journey from living in hotel to a new home: “It was...

A new transitional housing project called Park at 500, the first of its kind in DeKalb County, is stepping in as a solution, offering apartments with free rent up to a year to families who qualify, and Kylisha Newberry is one of its inaugural beneficiaries.
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Activists concerned Roswell’s project will disregard Black history

City officials say Mimosa Hall antebellum plantation will respect and honor its past. In a town just outside Atlanta, America’s antebellum-era castles are designed in Greek Revival architecture and stacked on tall pillars to emphasize grandiose presence. Wide porches appear welcoming, and long driveways leading up to...
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Threat of significant winter weather across north Georgia this weekend

Severe Weather Team 2 Chief Meteorologist Brad Nitz is tracking a developing winter storm late this week.
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Ice threat increasing in north Georgia this weekend | First Alert Weather update

ATLANTA, Ga. (Atlanta News First) — The threat of ice that could have major impacts on your plans this weekend is increasing in north Georgia. Moisture will stream into north Georgia with cold, below-freezing air moving south throughout the day Saturday. As a result, we’re expecting rain to fall into freezing...
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26 units burned in Duluth apartment complex fire, residents displaced

An early morning apartment fire in Duluth left residents of at least two dozen apartments looking for a place to stay.
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Woman injured by toilet paper dispenser at RaceTrac near I-75, lawsuit alleges

A Georgia woman has filed a lawsuit against an Ocala gas station, alleging that a trip to the restroom ended in “significant injuries” caused by a malfunctioning toilet paper dispenser. Pauline Frederick-Hicks, of Gwinnett County, Georgia, filed the complaint against RaceTrac, Inc. on Dec. 26 in the Fifth...

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