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A Russian banker spent millions on Atlanta properties, left with little trace
Sergey Khotimskiy invested over $37 million in Atlanta real estate. He is among the 4,000 people and entities the U.S. sanctioned after the Ukraine invasion.
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President forced out at Truett McConnell after sex abuse probe findings
Truett McConnell University president Emir Caner was forced out after a months-long investigation into sexual abuse and cover-up allegations.
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Fulton Housing Authority pushes reform, but lawsuits expose old wounds
The Fulton Housing Authority is under federal review and facing lawsuits from former staff after years of financial mismanagement and leadership turnover.
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The South leads in hysterectomies โ especially for Black women. Hereโs why.
More doctors advocate for alternatives to uterus removal, but the procedure is still more common in Southern states.
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Female prisonerโs body was found decomposing in hot cell
Woman who died at Lee Arrendale State Prison had given birth in custody six months earlier.
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Georgia prison homicides outpacing last year
Homicides in Georgia prisons at the six month mark this year are outpacing last year, which was one of the deadliest years on record.
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How are Black women thinking about hair care? We took to Atlantaโs streets to find out.
These Black Atlanta women say that learning to love their hair has been a lifelong journey.
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Her hair was perfectly straight. Her body paid the price.
Georgia women are among the hundreds of plaintiffs who allege cancer or fibroids from hair relaxers. Beauty brands deny their products are toxic.
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Sex, faith, denials: A Georgia Baptist college faces a reckoning
Former student at Truett McConnell University claims sexual abuse, turns over more than 300 emails โ many sexually explicit โ that police linked to an administrator.
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First Libertyโs alleged Ponzi scheme took root in Georgiaโs regulatory gaps
First Liberty Building & Loan's alleged Ponzi scheme took root in regulatory gaps in Georgia law and its failure to register its sale of investments.























