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Staffers at Compton Elementary School in Powder Springs held a dinner for students and their families Tuesday night, many of whom were affected by September's flood. Full Story »

Jahan Zachery, age 25, was killed early Tuesday morning on the connector near Langford Parkway in downtown Atlanta. Full Story »

The composite sketch of a suspect gave the GBI just what it needed -- new leads in the disappearance of Kristi Cornwell. Full Story »

Mary Norwood asks for a recount and Mayor Elect Kasim Reed's camp has strong words for her. Full Story »

The University of Georgia could get fined by the state after workers polluted a creek on campus by flushing paint down a storm drain in Sanford Stadium. Full Story »

The state labor department releases three new job listings. Full Story »

Atlantans are text crazy, according to a survey from Samsung Mobile. Full Story »

Employers plan to hire at a "reserved" pace in the first quarter of 2010, according to the Manpower Employment Outlook Survey released Tuesday. Full Story »

The Obama administration wants Congress to give the federal government power to oversee the safety of subways, light rail and other urban train systems. Full Story »

Every retailer knows: this year, getting people to spend money is tough. Getting them to give it away is pretty much impossible. Unless you're Mrs. Santa Clause in hot pink, Shana Gould. Full Story »

Shortly before 3:00 a.m. Tuesday, one driver was killed and another injured in a head-on collision south bound on Interstate 75 just before Langford Parkway. Full Story »

Parents who have fallen behind on child support payments are being encouraged to make a payment on past due balances during the holiday season. Full Story »

The Southern Association of Colleges and Schools has approved eight new bachelor's degree programs at Georgia Gwinnett College. Full Story »

Zoo Atlanta is only half way to its goal of raising $500,000 to keep the giant pandas in Atlanta after six months of fundraising. Full Story »

Georgia voters should get ready to hear a lot about ethics -- or the lack of them -- at the state Capitol. Full Story »

Secretary of State Karen Handel is investigating a complaint that a handful of voters in the November election for Atlanta mayor cast ballots in the wrong precinct. Full Story »

Residents in East Atlanta showed up by the hundreds Monday night to make a statement against crime. Full Story »

Kasim Reed begins naming his new administration while Mary Norwood supporters challenge 1,300 voter addresses. Full Story »

Late Monday afternoon, GBI officials released the sketch of a man they want to find in connection with the Kristi Cornwell disappearance case. Full Story »

Last week, state House Speaker Glen Richardson announced his resignation. Now, the person tapped as a shoe-in to fill his seat says he does not want it. Full Story »

Imagine filling up at your local gas station and driving away, only to have your car break down. That's what happened to Kiisa Carroll. She wrote us an e-mail, telling us how gas she bought had water in it. Full Story »

The governors of Georgia, Florida and Alabama have agreed to meet Dec. 15 in a fresh effort to resolve their long-standing feud over water rights. Full Story »

U.S. Rep. Hank Johnson (D-4th) is battling Hepatitis C, having been diagnosed a decade ago. Speculation over his significant weight loss and weak composure have forced him to come forward about his bout with the disease. Full Story »

Emory student Stephanie Davis was crossing the street near the intersection of Mason Mill Road and Houston Mill Road in Atlanta Friday when she was hit by a car. Full Story »

The average price of gasoline rose 1 cent in Georgia in the past week, AAA Auto Club South reported. Full Story »