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Mother sentenced to life for tragic deaths of two toddler sons placed in oven
A Georgia mother has been sentenced to life in prison after being convicted of murdering her two young sons by placing them in an oven and turning it on. On Friday, Lamora Williams was found guilty of 14 charges including murder, in the deaths of her sons Ke-Yaunte Penn, 2, and Ja’Karter Penn, 1, in…
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‘They died of negligence’: Families demand justice after Sapelo Island dock collapse claims 7 lives
A harrowing incident led to the deaths of many over the weekend. About 700 people attended...
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Here is why T.I.’s son King Harris was arrested in Georgia
King Harris, the 19-year-old son of rapper T.I., was arrested in Georgia this week following...
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Georgia college football player arrested on battery and assault charges involving unborn child
Colbie Young, a Georgia college football player, has been arrested on charges of battery and...
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They acted like I didn’t exist – Georgia homeowner cries out after county demolished his family home without court hearing
A homeowner in Georgia, Eric Arnold, is suing Macon-Bibb County officials after they allegedly demolished his property without a court hearing. Arnold purchased the home in Macon for $15,000 in February...
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Angelo Herndon, the teen whose sentencing on a chain gang in 1933 exposed Georgia courts’ gross injustice
Until his arrest in July 1932, Angelo Herndon was a teenager passionately concerned about the racial inequalities and class conflict on the streets of Georgia. His communist leanings compelled him to fight...
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When radical Congresswoman Cynthia McKinney made history filing articles to impeach President Bush after 9/11
Congresswoman Cynthia McKinney is a woman of many firsts. Her chapter does not only begin with becoming the first African-American woman from Georgia to be in the U.S. Congress. She was the first Congresswoman...
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Black-owned winery repositioning non-alcoholic luxury wines in U.S.
It all started when the Muhammad family in Georgia decided they needed a leveler that would enable them to fit in the company of friends and family when it’s time to take a sip of a beverage at any...
