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15 fires in 7 hours: DeKalb man accused of arson during drought
The fires were set late Sunday night into Monday morning, within a half-mile radius of the Clarkston GSU Perimeter College.
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UPS sees profit, revenue decline but promises ‘inflection’ ahead in 2026
UPS saw revenues and profit decline in the first quarter, but executives say the back half of 2026 will be where its major strategic shift starts to pay off.
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Mini cans, cherry flavors boost Coke’s first-quarter results
Coca-Cola on Tuesday posted higher quarterly sales than expected despite a strained geopolitical and consumer environment.
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A.M. ATL: Recognize me?
Morning, y'all. Your April 28 update: Early voting for the Georgia primaries and the nonpartisan judicial races, controversy over the state's surveillance technology and more.
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Atlanta council president wants a city car and driver for official business
The Department of Public Works and the Finance Department would be tasked with designating a vehicle and funding Overstreet’s `portal-to-portal transportation.'
Primarily decided: May 19 election likely conclusive in some local races
Georgia’s May 19 primary (or the June runoff) could effectively decide county races in Fulton, DeKalb and Cobb, where partisan makeups give primary winners a strong edge.
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As Delta flight delays mount, pilots and management point fingers
Delta’s cancellations from pilot staffing are up tenfold as the airline heads into a busy summer.
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Erroll Davis, former university system chancellor and APS superintendent, dies at 81
Erroll Davis has died at 81. He was a former chancellor the University System of Georgia and former interim superintendent of Atlanta Public Schools.
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Oprah surprises Morehouse students with weekend visit
Winfrey has been sponsoring students at Morehouse for nearly four decades.
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Ex-Alabama tackle pleads guilty in $20M NFL player impersonation case
Former University of Alabama defensive tackle Luther Davis pleaded guilty Monday to fraud in a $20M federal case accusing him of impersonating NFL players to get loans.









