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The demand for non-profit services has spiked in the last year, due to the rising unemployment rate and at least one group says the face of homelessness is changing in Atlanta. One local disc jockey said Saturday that he's not living on the street, but he is living on the margin, like so many others. Full Story »

The Georgia Charter Schools Commission has approved seven new schools to open in the state. Full Story »

New York City has Times Square. New Orleans is known for the French Quarter, and in San Francisco, camera-toting tourists flock to Fisherman's Wharf. Full Story »

The Atlanta Botanical Garden marked the one-year anniversary of a construction accident that killed one worker and injured 18 others. Full Story »

The Federal Aviation Administration says low ceilings are causing delays at Atlanta's Hartsfield-Jackson International Airport. Full Story »

Fulton County police say one man is dead and another has been taken to Grady Memorial Hospital in Atlanta after they were shot. Full Story »

U.S. Education Secretary Arne Duncan says creating national education standards is "a good idea whose time has come." Full Story »

The feathers will be flying again Monday at Roswell City Hall when council members vote on a new law that could restrict keeping chickens as pets. Full Story »

A water main break on Briarcliff has all lanes shut down. Full Story »

Firefighters in Atlanta said they've put out a blaze at the federal prison in the city. Full Story »

A metro Atlanta man convicted of terror-related charges was sentenced to 17 years in prison, and another man is expected to be sentenced for the crimes Monday. Full Story »

Citigroup is nearing a deal with the U.S. government to begin repaying some of the billions in bailout aid it has received, according to a published report. Full Story »

Authorities say a Rottweiler attacked and killed a Florida toddler when the boy reached to pick up a cookie he had dropped. Full Story »

In the wake of a test cheating scandal that led to state sanctions against 13 educators, the Governor's Office of Student Achievement wants to make it a crime to alter test results. Full Story »

Low-income women nationwide are being turned away or put on long waiting lists for free cancer screenings. Full Story »

A major sponsor of Tiger Woods is phasing the world's most valuable athlete out of its advertisements. Full Story »

The Buford Wolves got two touchdowns from Jessel Curry to win the Class AA football title, and Sandy Creek staged a fourth-quarter comeback to win the Class AAAA crown at the Georgia Dome on Friday. Full Story »

RANGER, Ga. (MyFOX Atlanta) - The grain elevator is a hunk of twisted metal, the hay barn is collapsed, and the cattle barn is gone, too. At Riverview Farms in Ranger, tornado-strength winds ripped much of the farm apart. Full Story »

Dozens of police officers searched for an armed robbery suspect in Rockdale County on Friday. Full Story »

An emotional Randolph Forde spoke publicly for the first time after a three-judge panel of former education administrators voted to uphold the Clayton County School Superintendent's decision to fire him. Full Story »

A head-on collision at State Bridge Road and Cameron resulted in the deaths of a man and woman, and injuries to a child, Johns Creek police said. Full Story »

The Clayton County teacher accused of ordering a hit on one of his students is one step closer to being fired from Mundy's Mill High. Full Story »

House Speaker Glenn Richardson may be leaving the Georgia Capitol, but his shadow loomed large over a closed-door gathering of the House Republican caucus Friday. Full Story »

ATLANTA (AP) -- Atlanta firefighters say they found the body of a woman after extinguishing a house fire in Atlanta's Old Fourth Ward. Capt. Jolyon Bundridge says fire investigators and the medical examiner were headed to the house Friday afternoon. Full Story »

A man who was shot in the back in 2007 has recently died from the multiple gunshot wounds he suffered then Full Story »