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Judge: Atlanta Eagle defendants ‘not guilty’

An Atlanta judge found three defendants in the Atlanta Eagle gay bar case not guilty Thursday, and the prosecutor agreed to dismiss the charges against the other five defendants.

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Zebra that ran through downtown Atlanta is euthanized

Lima, the circus zebra that ran through downtown Atlanta last month, has been euthanized, according to Ringling Bros. and Barnum and Bailey’s Web site. The animal’s hooves were damaged when he ran through downtown Atlanta.

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Alpharetta grandmother $500,000 richer

When Nancy Hitchcock stopped by the local RaceTrac to pick up a soda, she could not have imagined she would be a half-million dollars richer.

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Strong winds, hail possible Friday

Strong storms that could bring damaging winds and hail are forecast for late Friday morning through the afternoon.

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Georgia Power bills heading higher soon

The Public Service Commission approved a fuel charge hike for Georgia Power Thursday. The increase, effective April 1, means an increase of about $5.59 per month for residential customers.

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Alcohol believed to be factor in fatal I-20 wreck

A Jeep driver was killed early Thursday in a multi-vehicle wreck that shut the westbound lanes of I-20, and one person died in a predawn wreck downtown.

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Senate unanimously passes property tax bill

In the months that Senate Majority Leader Chip Rogers has been working on a state property tax overhaul, he said the main theme he has heard is that the system and process were broken.

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Carrollton man charged with threatening Elton John

An anti-abortion activist and gubernatorial candidate from Carrollton who was arrested for allegedly making threats against Elton John is still being held in the Fulton County jail.

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Pipe bomb found in Pickens County landfill

State agents are on their way to blow up a pipe bomb found in a Pickens County landfill.

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City: Atlanta Eagle supplied adult entertainment without permit

A city prosecutor alleged Thursday that the Atlanta Eagle gay bar was operating as an adult entertainment establishment without a permit.

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Fog delays flights at Hartsfield-Jackson

Heavy fog settled over metro Atlanta early Thursday afternoon, causing flight delays at Hartsfield-Jackson International Airport.

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Trial to begin for Eagle gay bar employees, dancers

Four employees and four dancers arrested in the controversial raid of the Atlanta Eagle gay bar are on trial for city ordinance violations Thursday in Atlanta Municipal Court.

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Woman pleads guilty in deaths of 2 boys

A woman who was facing the death penalty in the deaths of two boys who died in a Macon house fire has pleaded guilty to two counts of murder and got concurrent life sentences.

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Fatal wrecks snarl traffic on I-20 and the Downtown Connector

A Jeep driver was killed early Thursday in a multi-vehicle wreck that shut the westbound lanes of I-20, and one person died in a predawn wreck downtown.

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Rain to continue, with severe storms possible on Friday

The rain that prompted a flood watch on Wednesday had eased by Thursday morning, but there’s a possibility of severe weather on Friday ahead of a cold front that has already spawned tornadoes in states to the west.

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Motorist killed in DeKalb wreck

A Jeep driver was killed early Thursday in a multi-vehicle wreck that shut down the westbound lanes of I-20 in DeKalb County.

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Rain to continue Thursday and Friday

Don’t put the umbrella away. The rain is expected all day Thursday and into Friday, making the morning commute a potential mess again.

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Flood watch until Thursday as heavy rain continues

Don’t put the umbrella away. The rain is expected to continue into Thursday, making the morning commute a potential mess again.

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Mom: Next 72 hours critical for girl attacked by dogs

The next 72 hours are going to be critical for a DeKalb girl mauled by dogs, her mother told the AJC late Wednesday.

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Court order ends legal battle within King family

The children of Martin Luther King Jr. have agreed that a court-appointed custodian should revamp the family corporation, likely meaning that Dexter King will no longer control King Inc.

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