‘The most destructive thing’: Kratom still being sold at convenience stores despite Georgia law
A metro Atlanta woman says her husband's life spiraled out of control due to kratom addiction.
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Newlyweds say wedding decorator stole $10,000 of honeymoon donations from their Atlanta reception
It's been more than a year, and the couple still hasn't gotten their money back.
Cyberattack paralyzes Georgia’s real estate industry, broker says
Real estate brokers say the attack is preventing them from getting access to key documents needed to close transactions, like home titles.
UGA player started 100 mph police chase as ‘distraction’ when mother was pulled over; kids in car
Police arrested a member of the Georgia Bulldogs football team accused of driving more than 120 mph to escape police in Commerce.
Agents say stash house tied to Mexican cartel contained enough fentanyl to ‘kill millions’
Fentanyl is cheap, so cartels are mixing it into all kinds of street drugs to make them more potent and addictive.
‘Just plain destruction:’ Criminals repeatedly target Peachtree Corners shopping center
Business owners in Peachtree Corners are enhancing security measures following a series of overnight burglaries targeting local restaurants and shops.
Inmate poses as funeral director, swindles grieving widow out of $1,200, deputies say
An inmate at a Georgia state prison has been accused of defrauding a grieving widow by impersonating a funeral home director and demanding money.
‘Get this poison off the shelves:’ AG sends warning about new drug legally sold at gas stations
Georgia Attorney General Chris Carr is taking action against a new synthetic opioid known as 7-OH, which is highly addictive and has been linked to several hospitalizations and deaths.
Woodstock says more people are getting hurt by e-bikes
Neighbors say they are particularly worried about teens riding recklessly.
Veterans for cannabis: Retired military call for change to Georgia THC limit
Veterans in Georgia are advocating for a change of the state’s medical cannabis laws to include higher potency products, citing the need for better treatment options for chronic pain.
