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Two arrested in Gwinnett porch piracy investigation
Two people have been arrested in connection with a string of porch piracy cases in Gwinnett County, according to police.
Two people have been arrested in connection with a string of porch piracy cases in Gwinnett County, according to police.
A routine traffic stop in Alpharetta led to a major arrest involving drugs, weapons and outstanding felony warrants, according to police.
Spring is around the corner and outdoor chefs across the country are getting ready for cookouts. Before cleaning that grill, though, they will want to double-check their brushes.
Spring is around the corner and outdoor chefs across the country are getting ready for cookouts. Before cleaning that grill, though, they will want to double-check their brushes.
With just hours until Artemis II is scheduled for launch, Dr. Kelsey Young joined Good Day Atlanta to discuss.
Las Vegas is getting the Super Bowl again. Here's what to know.
JetBlue has announced an increase in baggage fees, citing rising operating costs linked to higher fuel prices.
A group of metro Atlanta county and house lawmakers are urging Gov. Brian Kemp to veto a Republican-sponsored bill that would force nonpartisan elections upon the state's most populous counties.
Food recalls trended higher over the past five years and now sit 20 percent higher than they were at the start of the decade. On top of that, the most serious type of recall – Class I – is the one growing the fastest.
The FDA has announced a nationwide recall of "Gold Lion Aphrodisiac Chocolate" and "ilum Sex Chocolate" after testing revealed they contain undeclared sildenafil and tadalafil. These hidden prescription drug ingredients can cause "life-threatening" drops in blood pressure, especially for men taking nitrates for heart conditions. California-based Gear Isle is voluntarily recalling the products, which were sold online as dietary supplements. No adverse events have been reported to date, but consumers are urged to stop use immediately.
Researchers have created experimental eye drops that use a molecule derived from pig semen that could treat a rare form of eye cancer, according to a recent study.