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Thomasville Police Investigating Attempted Armed Robbery
The armed robbery happened around 9:15 Friday night.
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Tallahassee Soldier to be Honored at Home Groundbreaking Ceremony
Homes for Our Troops is building a specially adapted home for SSG Murphy in Tallahassee.
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Augusta Deputy Dies Day After Crashing Motorcycle
Creech was known at the sheriff's office for his marksmanship skills.
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Saturday Weather
After our first 90° day of 2013, we may be on our way to the second.
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'Click It or Ticket' Campaign to Begin Monday
Georgia officials are reminding drivers the national "Click It or Ticket" campaign is set to begin.
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More Than 30 Catalytic Converters Stolen in Atlanta-Area
Police suspect the platinum in the devices is behind the crime spree.
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Former IRS Commissioner Testifies on Tea-Party Targeting Scandal
A government panel has begun a hearing on the IRS's screening of conservative groups.
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Powerball Jackpot Closing in on Another Record
So you didn't win Wednesday's $360 million Powerball jackpot? Make that you and everyone else.
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Swim in Public Pools? New Study Finds Stinky Issues [CDC SAFE SWIMMING TIPS ATTACHED]
Health officials say they found fecal bacteria in more than half of the water samples taken from Atlanta-area public swimming pools last summer.
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Georgia Unemployment Dips To Lowest Point Since 2008 [REPORT ATTACHED]
Georgia employers also created over 31,000 jobs.
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President Obama Vows New IRS Management
An administration official says Obama will name a new acting commissioner of the Internal Revenue Service this week.
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Note Found In Hiding Place for Boston Bombing Suspect
"When you attack one Muslim, you attack all Muslims," the note added.
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Georgia Citizen Patrol Uses Old Police Cruiser
The mission of group members would be to spot crime and then call 911.
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Georgia Officials Remove Bibles From State Lodges and Cabins
Georgia parks officials say they've ordered that Bibles be removed from guest rooms at state lodges and cabins.
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Georgia Political Groups Say IRS Asked Invasive Questions
The Justice Department is opening a criminal investigation of the IRS just as another probe concludes that lax management was to blame in some of the targeting.
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Report: Florida, Georgia Among Top 10 States For Dog Bites
When someone gets bit, it's often their insurance that pays.
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Records Seizure At Associated Press Offices
The Justice Department disclosed the seizure in a letter the AP received Friday.
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Attorney General Orders IRS Investigation
Attorney General Eric Holder says he's ordered a Justice Department investigation into the Internal Revenue Service's targeting.
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Feds Recommend Tougher Drunk Driving Threshold
The National Transportation Safety Board said states should shrink the standard from the current .08 blood alcohol content to .05.
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Thomas County Deputy Arrested for Tipping Off Drug Suspect
Haggins reportedly alerted a suspect in a drug deal about law enforcement activities involving the suspected drug dealer.
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Lakeland Hires Firm to Check Environmental Issues
Georgia's Environmental Protection Division is investigating the city of Lakeland for dozens of violations.
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Cairo Police: Knife-Wielding Man Dead After Charging Officer [SLIDE SHOW]
When police arrived they tried to persuade the man to put the knife down. That's what they say he ran towards one of the officers with the knife.
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Robbery Suspect Killed After Car Crashes into River [SLIDE SHOW]
Suspected robber identified as 54-year-old Mary Daniels from Albany.
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Study: Half of Teen Drivers Text Behind Wheel
In a large national survey, nearly half of all respondents 16 years or older admitted to having texted while driving behind the wheel.
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Republicans: Obama Should Address IRS Targeting
A draft of a watchdog report obtained Saturday by The Associated Press reveals senior officials at the IRS knew of the targeting as early as 2011.
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