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Tropical Storm Ida is losing more steam as it crawls toward the U.S. Gulf Coast. Full Story »

An Atlanta church choir has earned the title of "Best Church Choir in America" as part of Verizon Wireless' "How Sweet the Sound: The Search for the Best Church Choir in America" competition. Full Story »

Georgia State University is joining with 16 other colleges across the country to form a network of virtual computer labs that make educational and research resources available online 24 hours a day. Full Story »

Police say a vice president for shipping giant UPS who was accused of raping a 21-year-old Indiana University student has committed suicide in Georgia. Full Story »

Residents of rain-soaked northern Georgia are bracing for possible flooding from tropical storm Ida as it hits the Southeast. Full Story »

Police have issued warrants for four people who they say stole a deployed soldier's credit card and spent $6,500 to upgrade their fraud ring's burglary tools. Full Story »

Cold case investigators have arrested and charged four people in the 1998 death of a woman in the South Haven area. Full Story »

Tax revenue in Georgia fell nearly 18 percent in October over the same month last year. Full Story »

Atlanta's Hartsfield-Jackson Airport had the worst on-time arrival performance in the nation in September; Delta Air Lines had the third worst of all airlines nationwide. Full Story »

Tropical Storm Ida has stopped a train in its tracks. On Sunday, Amtrak officials stopped the Crescent in Atlanta. The train was bound for New Orleans after leaving New York City early Sunday morning. Full Story »

A Roswell man -- and his supporters -- continue their fight against the city of Roswell to allow chickens in his yard. Full Story »

Comedian Katt Williams bailed out of jail in Coweta County Monday evening, after police said they arrested the entertainer for breaking into a home. Full Story »

About 250 residents had to be evacuated from a high-rise for seniors in Southwest Atlanta after a fire started in a unit on the fifth floor Monday morning. Full Story »

ATLANTA (AP) As the runoff for Atlanta mayor gears up, state Sen. Kasim Reed is getting a plug from another Democrat whose race went into extra innings. Full Story »

BusinessWeek magazine has ranked Georgia State University's J. Mack Robinson College of Business one of the five best part-time MBA programs in the South. Full Story »

Elizabeth Waddey sent us a facebook message asking, "What is the trick to making a good pot of fondue? Mine always comes out in a big, sticky glob." Full Story »

Beginning next year, patients at Georgia's mental hospitals will no longer be able to light up. Full Story »

Georgia has secured historic low interest rates on the sale of new state bonds. Full Story »

Counterfeit Coupons are hitting the streets! And yet another twist to those lottery scams...now people are trying to trick you out of your money pretending to be FTC officials. Full Story »

Newton County authorities say a shooting at an address south of Covington Sunday evening resulted in a woman dead and a man wounded. Full Story »

The founder of a restaurant chain known for his religious views is lending a hand to a Virginia group's attempt to build a Christian school system. Full Story »

The Cobb Board of Commissioners is expected this week to approve steps toward a new fire station. Full Story »

A Columbus man is beginning his third term as president of one of Georgia's most prestigious civil rights groups. Full Story »

Georgia has only five people to regulate companies like the charter bus service involved in last weekend's crash in Henry County and the state had no officers to enforce an order telling that company to stop operations. Full Story »

Officials at Medical College of Georgia Hospital and Clinics will soon use computers in a national effort to more closely track the flu pandemic. Full Story »