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Pregnant woman declared brain dead is being kept alive due to Georgia’s heartbeat law
A pregnant Atlanta woman was declared brain dead, but due Georgia’s controversial heartbeat law, doctors are keeping her alive long enough to deliver her baby. WXIA’s Cody Alcorn explains why the woman’s family says they aren’t being given a decision on whether to take their daughter off life support.
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Every Atlanta Itinerary Should Include A Meal In This Historic NeighborhoodOne of the most exciting corners of Atlanta, particularly for food lovers, is Summerhill, an area rich in history undergoing ...
Sandeep "Sonny" Bharadia was found guilty in 2003 and sentenced to life without parole and has maintained his innocence. He ...
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Federal judges weigh whether Georgia’s redrawn maps still undermine Black votersOn Thursday, voting rights advocates returned to federal court to argue that Georgia‘s revised political maps continue to violate the rights of Black voters, despite lawmakers’ attempts to comply with ...
The Hemp Beverage Alliance is high on Georgia. Their national expo will be July 9-11 at the Omni Atlanta Hotel.
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20 rural Georgia hospitals at risk of closure, new report saysA new report from the Center for Healthcare Quality and Payment Reform reveals that more than 700 rural hospitals across the ...
A new report from Emory University’s School of Medicine called “The State of Child Health and Well-being” underscores what many parents have been saying for years — they need more help, not less.
New projections released by NOAA show summer is likely to be hotter and wetter than normal in Georgia and much of the South.
The Atlanta Dream will face the Washington Mystics in this WNBA opening day matchup on Friday at CareFirst Arena.
Human composting, an ecological alternative to burial or cremation, will become legal in Georgia beginning July 1.
Gov. Brian Kemp declared May 17-23 Safe Boating Week to promote water safety in Georgia. ATLANTA — Gov. Brian Kemp has declared May 17-23 as Safe Boating Week in Georgia. This period is crucial as ...
Data shows that for Atlantans able to buy a home, the trees may be thinning, even if they’re not quite out of the woods.
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