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Criminals are using Google Maps to scout out their next victims. Here’s how to protect yourself

Criminals are increasingly utilizing Google Maps to identify potential victims, raising concerns about personal safety in the digital age. The article offers essential tips on how individuals can protect themselves from becoming targets of such criminal activities.

Fire destroys popular SW Atlanta Caribbean restaurant Spice House

A fire overnight completely destroyed the Spice House, a popular Caribbean restaurant in Southwest Atlanta, including its bar and the rear section of the building. The incident has left the local community in shock, as the restaurant was a well-loved establishment known for its vibrant atmosphere and culinary offerings.

Raising Cane's finds location for 1st Atlanta store | Here's where

Atlanta is set to welcome its first Raising Cane's, a popular chicken finger restaurant, marking an exciting development for local food enthusiasts. This new outlet is anticipated to create buzz and attract fans of the chain eager for its signature offerings. Serving as a boost for the local dining scene, this opening is a significant addition to Atlanta's restaurant landscape.

Lil Wayne, GloRilla and Camila Cabello to headline college football concert series in Atlanta

Lil Wayne, GloRilla, and Camila Cabello are set to headline a concert series in Atlanta as part of the festivities leading up to college football's national championship game. This event is expected to draw significant attention from fans and locals alike, showcasing a blend of music and sports.

Spelman president Helene Gayle will not return after ‘personal leave of absence’ from college

Spelman College President Helene Gayle will not be returning after taking a personal leave of absence that began on October 18. This decision has significant implications for the college community and its leadership, raising questions about the future direction of the institution.

Homeowners left with expensive decisions after insurance canceled out of nowhere

Homeowners in Atlanta are facing the sudden cancellation of their insurance policies, often citing reasons such as aging roofs or hazardous trees. This trend has left many residents grappling with costly decisions regarding their properties and financial futures. The article sheds light on the implications of such cancellations in the local community.

Greene to lead subcommittee under Musk, Ramaswamy’s Department of Government Efficiency

Rep. Marjorie Taylor Greene has been appointed to lead a subcommittee under the newly established Department of Government Efficiency, overseen by Elon Musk and Vivek Ramaswamy. Greene stated that "no topic will be off the table," indicating a broad scope for the subcommittee's initiatives.

GA mother who killed 20-month-old son, threw him in dumpster sentenced to life in prison

Leilani Simon has been sentenced to life in prison for the murder of her 20-month-old son, Quinton Simon, after being found guilty of malice murder and 18 other charges. This tragic case has drawn significant attention in Georgia and beyond due to its heartbreaking nature and the implications it raises about child welfare and justice.

GA high school teacher, coach arrested for improper sexual conduct with student

A Georgia high school teacher and coach has been arrested for allegations of improper sexual conduct with a student. The accusations, which began in August and persisted until November, raise serious concerns about the safety of students in educational settings.

DeKalb County DA announces indictments for incidents inside jail

DeKalb County District Attorney has announced indictments related to significant incidents occurring inside a local jail, including a death of an inmate and allegations of a sexual relationship between a deputy and an inmate. These indictments highlight pressing concerns regarding jail conditions and oversight. The cases are expected to have implications for the local justice system and community safety.

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