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A multi-vehicle crash in Lawrenceville has resulted in one fatality, with police suspecting alcohol as a contributing factor. The incident occurred at a busy intersection, causing significant disruptions in traffic. Authorities are continuing their investigation into the circumstances surrounding the crash.
A high-speed chase on I-75 ended tragically when a driver died following a crash while attempting to evade Georgia State Patrol troopers. Another passenger sustained serious injuries and was hospitalized. The incident highlights ongoing concerns about public safety and crime in the area.
The Big 12 Conference has imposed a $25,000 fine on Arizona State University due to a premature storming of the field by fans during their recent victory over BYU. This incident has drawn attention to safety and sportsmanship protocols in college athletics.
A car matching the description of one driven by a wealthy New York couple who disappeared 44 years ago has been discovered in a Georgia pond. The Georgia Bureau of Investigation is involved as authorities investigate the connection between the car and the missing couple, Charles and Catherine Romer. This development reignites interest in a long-standing mystery that has captivated the public for decades.
A pedestrian was struck and killed by a vehicle on Tuesday morning in Austell, Cobb County, according to local police reports. The incident highlights ongoing concerns about pedestrian safety in the area, particularly along Austell Road and Orange Hill Drive. Authorities are investigating the circumstances surrounding the tragedy.
North Carolina has unexpectedly fired head football coach Mack Brown just one day after he announced plans to return for the 2025 season. This decision brings significant changes to the college football landscape in the region. The abrupt termination raises questions about the future direction of the North Carolina football program.
A man accused of shooting at officers from the balcony of the Four Seasons hotel in October has been granted bond for mental health treatment. This decision was made by a Fulton County court, reflecting a focus on the suspect's mental health needs. The incident has drawn significant local attention due to its seriousness and implications for public safety.
Rivian Automotive has secured a $6 billion federal loan from the Department of Energy for its planned electric vehicle manufacturing facility in Social Circle, Georgia. This funding comes amidst a pause in construction, highlighting the significant investment in the region's EV industry. U.S. Senator Jon Ossoff's office confirmed the loan's approval, emphasizing its potential impact on local employment and the economy.
Family members discovered the body of 31-year-old Jiare Schneider, an aspiring TikTok creator, in a wooded area after a week and a half of searching. The Clayton County police confirmed the identification, marking a tragic end to the family's hopes. This incident raises concerns about safety and the risks associated with social media fame.
Minority-owned and women-owned businesses have experienced significant growth since the pandemic, reflecting a broader trend towards inclusivity and equity in the economy. With companies like Blue’s Coffee & Tea Co. leading the charge, the article highlights the impact of individual stories tied to historic legal battles, showcasing the resilience of these enterprises.