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For additional information about the recruitment, contact the GDOL’s Dalton Career Center at (706) 272-2301.
Boy may have been kidnapped from his home in Hiram, GA
Wells' memorial included a color guard, the singing of the Star Spangled Banner, and a plane fly over the stadium.
“He was a proud father of three girls and a brave man who loved his family and his country. I join my fellow Georgians in mourning both Randall Smith and Skip Wells, and all those lost in the tragic, senseless shootings in Chattanooga.”
Update: ex-Judge gets 5 years in prison
An Alabama man is prepared to fight for his home in an "off the grid" dispute with the city.
Coca-cola claims the PlantBottle packaging has helped save the equivalent annual emissions of more than 315,000 metric tons of carbon dioxide.
Thursday is the last chance for the state Senate to vote on the lottery & casino bill
A Georgia man faces charges after police say he tattooed a teen without parental consent and without a tattoo permit. Officers say the man also didn't have a permit to give tattoos.
Man holds attempted carjacker at gunpoint until police arrive.
Her rant on Facebook about the students got her suspended
A Georgia teacher has been fired and arrested for allegedly allowing kids to have sex in his classroom.
A judge has sentenced an Alabama woman to life in prison without the possibility of parole in the running death of her 9-year-old granddaughter.
A puppy is lucky to be alive after falling into a hole and getting stuck.
If you have additional questions, please call the Georgia Secretary of State’s Investigations Division at 404-656-4793.
Key Republican signs on to Democratic bill 15 years after voters rejected a lottery
St. Rep. Tyrone Brooks from Atlanta is stepping down immediately
Still gambling faces long odds in legislative session
Gov. Nathan Deal today signed an executive order directing state agencies to begin preparations for enactment of H.B. 1, legislation that will allow the use of cannabis oil for eight medical conditions. Deal will sign the bill after the session to ensure that no conflicts arise with other pieces of legislation.
A jury is recommending life without parole for an Alabama woman convicted of capital murder in her granddaughter's running death.
Joyce Hardin Garrard, who is 49, could face the death penalty or life without the possibility of parole.
“As a result of the defendant’s embezzlement, Grady Hospital lost hundreds of thousands of dollars that otherwise would have gone towards patient care,” said Acting U.S. Attorney John Horn.