Watch full Artemis II return to earth on FOX LOCAL app
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As the Artemis II concludes its voyage around the dark side of the moon, the 4 astronauts aboard will return to earth in a splashdown off the coast of San Diego. You can watch the full splashdown live on the FOX LOCAL app at 7:30 pm on Friday, April 10, 2026.

First Lady Melania Trump addresses Epstein rumors
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First Lady Melania Trump made an unexpected appearance before cameras to emphatically deny any association with the late disgraced financier Jeffrey Epstein. Delivering a formal statement from the White House, she rejected all claims of knowledge regarding his crimes and called for a congressional hearing for Epstein’s survivors.

Atlanta's faith leaders address youth violence surge
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Following a violent shooting at Piedmont Park's 404 Day Festival, Atlanta's faith leaders are taking a united stand against the surge of youth violence. They are unveiling a new "Prevention Manifesto" at Piedmont Park.

MARTA's new 'Rapid A-Line' connects downtown
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The MARTA Rapid A-Line, Atlanta’s first bus rapid transit line, will launch in two phases with the first phase beginning Saturday, April 18, 2026, as part of the NextGen Bus Network. The five-mile Rapid A-Line connects Downtown Atlanta to Capitol Gateway, Summerhill, Peoplestown, and the Beltline’s Southside Trail.

Mom in child cruelty case has criminal history
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Sherry Magby is in jail without bond after a child cruelty arrest in Douglasville. Investigation reveals she was already out on bond for allegedly stabbing her son with a pocketknife in 2023, with that trial set to begin next month.

US Marine stabbed to death in North Carolina chaotic street brawl, police hunt person of interest

A U.S. Marine was stabbed to death during a chaotic downtown brawl in North Carolina early Sunday, and police released surveillance images showing the person of interest sought in connection to the fatal incident.

FBI & APD: '764' extremist groups targeting Georgia teens
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In a joint media conference held today at FBI Atlanta Headquarters, federal and local authorities issued a dire warning about a shadowy online extremist network known as "764." Officials describe the group as a decentralized, nihilistic movement that preys on vulnerable children and teenagers, forcing them into a cycle of "modern-day terrorism."

Used car prices hit 3-year high: What buyers need to know
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If you’ve been waiting for used car prices to cool down, the latest data might come as a shock. Prices are climbing again, reaching their highest levels in nearly three years. With strong demand at the wholesale level, dealers are paying a premium to get cars on their lots—and those costs are being passed directly to the consumer. Joining us to break down the numbers is Justin Farmer, CEO of Exit Wealth.

April is Distracted Driving Awareness Month
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April is a critical time for road safety as the National Road Safety Foundation (NRSF) and law enforcement agencies nationwide launch the annual "Put the Phone Away or Pay" campaign. Joining us to discuss the staggering reality of these numbers and how we can protect our families is David Reich, Public Relations Director for the National Road Safety Foundation.

LA28 Olympics tickets go on sale
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Thursday, April 9, marks a massive milestone for sports fans worldwide as global ticket sales for the LA28 Summer Olympic Games officially open. After a record-breaking locals-only presale that saw hundreds of thousands of tickets claimed by Southern California and Oklahoma City residents, the rest of the world can now begin securing their spots for the return of the Summer Games to U.S. soil. To help us navigate the process, we are joined by Allison Katz-Mayfield, LA28 Senior Vice President of Games Delivery Revenue.

UGA student dies after fall while hiking in Connecticut

A University of Georgia student from Georgia has died after falling during a hike in Connecticut, according to UGA's Red & Black.

Why we crave high-energy events like the World Cup
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As the 2026 World Cup approaches, the city isn't just preparing for soccer; it’s preparing for a massive psychological phenomenon. To understand why tens of thousands of people are willing to endure crowds, traffic, and high-ticket prices just to be "in the room," we turn to Dr. Ken Carter. Dr. Carter is a Charles Howard Candler Professor of Psychology at Emory’s Oxford College and the founding director of Emory’s Center for Public Scholarship and Engagement. He is also the author of "Buzz!: Inside the Minds of Thrill-Seekers, Daredevils, and Adrenaline Junkies."

Atlanta's mural project welcomes World Cup fans
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As the 2026 FIFA World Cup draws near, the City of Atlanta is transforming its skyline and streetscapes into a massive art gallery. Our Chris Rosenthal is live in Downtown where a new, towering mural is currently being painted to serve as a vibrant welcome mat for the millions of visitors expected this summer.

Military draft registration going automatic in December
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In the most significant administrative overhaul of the Selective Service since the Vietnam War era, the U.S. government will officially shift the responsibility of draft registration from the individual to the state. Starting December 18, 2026, eligible men will be automatically entered into the system.