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Cartel duress claim fails; woman gets 20 years for meth trafficking

PANAMA CITY, Fla. (WJHG/WECP) - A Georgia woman was found guilty of meth trafficking and sentenced to 20 years in prison on Thursday. The state attorney’s office said Christina Heath, 45, of Conyers, Georgia, had almost 1,000 grams of meth on her when she was arrested on March 2, 2025.
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Loganville to consider recruitment proposals for new city manager

At the July 2026 Retreat of the Loganville City Council, City Manager Danny Roberts announced to the council of his intention to retire at the end of his current contract which expires on Feb. 18, 2026. The following week he made his retirement announcement public. Without wasting any time, proposals are being sought f
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She earned a mother’s trust. Then, police say, she kidnapped her baby

A metro Atlanta woman is accused of orchestrating a kidnapping that sparked a multi-state search for a missing 6-month-old baby before the child was found safe just hours later.
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Police: Ex-custodian broke into multiple Fulton schools

MILTON, Ga. — Milton police officers recently apprehended a man suspected of unlawfully entering multiple Fulton County schools and allegedly stealing items from those campuses. According to police, the most recent intrusion happened at Cambridge High School on the evening of July 29, four days before students returned
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Georgia man accused of posing as Webster Bank employee to steal $50K from West...

Police said the suspect pretended to be a fraud manager from a bank.
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Hoax threats at several Gwinnett schools prompt lockdowns

GWINNETT COUNTY, Ga. - Several Gwinnett County schools received hoax threats on Thursday, prompting lockdowns, according to the school district. In a letter to parents, the Gwinnett County Public Schools administrators announced that several schools received threats, which triggered soft lockdowns. Students and staff w
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Bazaar International Brings Global Groceries and a Café to Buford

A new Buford market is bringing ingredients from several continents together under one roof—and marking its arrival with an all-day celebration Saturday. Bazaar International Market & Café will hold its grand opening August 8 at 1640 Buford Highway NE, near the Mall of Georgia. Festivities begin at 10 a.m., followed by
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Person shot near Turner Hill Road in DeKalb County, police say

DEKALB COUNTY, Ga. - DeKalb County police officers are investigating a shooting that left one person injured on Thursday afternoon near Turner Hill Road. Authorities responded to the shooting scene on Thursday afternoon near Turner Hill Road, where they located one injured individual. Police confirmed the victim suffer
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Georgia Woman Threatens to Kick Dog for Walking Too Slowly at Farmer’s Market: ‘I’m...

A Georgia dog trainer has attracted attention online after sharing a video of a tense confrontation at the Alpharetta Farmer’s Market, where a woman appeared to threaten to kick a dog for walking too slowly during a group training outing. The encounter has since prompted hundreds of comments from viewers reacting to wh
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Lifelong resident named new DeKalb County Fire Rescue Chief

DEKALB COUNTY, Ga. - DeKalb County Executive Officer Lorraine Cochran-Johnson named department veteran Melvin K. Carter as Chief of DeKalb County Fire Rescue on Wednesday. Carter steps into the role with 26 years of service inside the agency. The lifelong DeKalb County resident previously served as Deputy Chief of Oper

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