A two year old boy was the only one in a pickup truck when it crashed through a home across the street.

James Gandolfini, who personified the New Jersey mobster in HBO's The Sopranos, died Wednesday, apparently of a heart attack, while on vacation in Rome, the network said. He was 51.

A Woodstock Police dog is dead after being left in an officer's patrol car Monday night.

Vermeer's famous painting Girl With A Pearl Earring comes to the High Museum of Art for the next few months.

A former Miss America who is black and running for Congress has been called a "street walker," "love child" and other names by a Republican Party chairman in Illinois.

Spreading quickly on the Web: A National Enquirer story in which Paula Deen "confesses" she has said "the N-word on several occasions" and talked about "wanting black waiters to play the role of slave in a wedding party she was planning."

 Construction workers are pouring the foundation for a 200 foot high ferris wheel in downtown Atlanta.

Police said they seized 188 pounds of marijuana plants from an unoccupied home on Waters Run Drive in Alpharetta.

Angry taxpayers' heads are spinning over latest DeKalb County scandal

DeKalb County CEO Burrell Ellis has bonded out of jail after being indicted on 15 counts by a grand jury.

Men's Wearhouse no longer likes the way George Zimmer looks.
Zimmer, the founder, chairman and the public face of the discount apparel chain, has been terminated by the company, according to a brief statement from the company.

An overturned UPS trailer caused some delays on I-285 in DeKalb County Wednesday morning.

The FBI says it has found no sign of the remains of former Teamsters union leader Jimmy Hoffa and is ending a dig in suburban Detroit.

Police in Henry County are searching for a man they said robbed a Marathon station in Stockbridge early Monday morning.

President Barack Obama will renew his call to reduce the world's nuclear stockpiles during a speech in Berlin Wednesday.

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