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Cases October 18

UPDATE (Monday, October 18 at 3 p.m.): Georgia COVID-19 tracker

Ahmaud Arbery Georgia Trial

Jury selection to start in trial over Ahmaud Arbery's death

Kasim Reed Atlanta

Crime at the center of Atlanta mayor's race as voting begins

Deere Contract

Deere & Co. workers go on strike after rejecting contract

Deep Fried Veggies Sign Fair 2021

Fried veggies to black-eyed peas: Food options (almost) endless at Georgia National Fair

Damien Ferguson

Damien Ferguson makes first court appearance in Wheeler County

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Former Georgia insurance commissioner sentenced to 7 years

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Fallen Alamo officer honored with procession

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Byron Police Department is awarded highway safety grant

Nascar Townley Killed Auto Racing

Police: Ex-driver killed in dispute involving estranged wife

Nascar Townley Killed Auto Racing

Former NASCAR driver Townley killed in Georgia shooting

Phillies Braves Baseball

Cat scurries along beam in upper deck before Braves-Phillies

Jimmy Carter

Former President Jimmy Carter quietly marks 97th birthday

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LIVESTREAM: Governor Kemp provides COVID-19 update in Georgia (9/30/2021)

Confederate Flag Parade

Court says city can ban Confederate flag in veterans parade

Jon Ossoff

Broken US prison security cameras targeted in senators' bill

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UPDATE: Carlos Booker reported FOUND!

Amtrak Train Derails Victims

Couple celebrating 50th anniversary died in train derailment

Trump

A recap of the Save America Rally in Perry: What you need to know

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Fair Districts GA data shows Georgia is a swing state

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Governor Kemp announces $1,000 pay supplement to Georgia public safety workers

LIVESTREAM: Public safety announcement from Gov. Kemp

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Georgia Department of Public Health following COVID booster recommendations

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Georgia abortion law to be argued in federal appeals court