This is a Emergency Message for Florida State University Tallahassee Campus.
Continue to shelter in place. Police have responded to an active shooter call at the Student Union. Stay alert for more information.
Persons in need of immediate emergency ass https://t.co/VWifBqyLwW
A pet microchip company has suddenly gone out of business which means pets nationwide may no longer have their owners information attached to their chip.
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In a first for metro Atlanta, the City of Dunwoody has installed four SaveStations equipped with life-saving Automated External Defibrillators (AEDs) in public parks.
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Among the pile, we saw IRS and Social Security documents, peoples drivers’ licenses, and even pictures of families on their holiday cards.
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Thousands of pieces of mail scattered along I-285 in Cobb County. USPS officials say it was deemed undeliverable and set to be disposed of.
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A Forest Park woman says she has received upsetting text messages, been scammed out of money, and driven miles attempting to meet strangers as she searches for her 1-year-old French bulldog.
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More than 50 new United States citizens are celebrating following their naturalization ceremony at the Martin Luther King Jr. National Historical Park. The ceremony falling just a day before the civil rights leader’s birthday.
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A Dekalb County theatre is struggling to make their rent, after having to unexpectedly cancel two of their biggest end of the year shows. They’re hoping the community can step up to help make sure this isn’t their final bow.
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We have received reports of several coyote sightings in Gwinnett County. Coyotes are a natural part of our environment, but it’s important to take precautions to keep yourself, your family, and your pets safe. Here are a few tips to keep in mind:
• Secure food sources: Remove pet food, birdseed, and fallen fruit from your yard to avoid attracting coyotes.
• Protect pets: Keep small pets indoors, especially at night. When outdoors, always supervise them and keep dogs on a leash.
• Report concerns: Call Gwinnett Animal Welfare at 770.339.3200 for assistance or if you notice unusual coyote activity.
Stay alert and help us maintain safe neighborhoods!
It is with profound sadness that we announce the passing of Georgia Labor Commissioner Bruce Thompson. Today, we mourn the loss of a fighter, a leader, and a true servant of the people.
One in eight Georgians are currently food insecure, according to the @acfb . That’s why events like today’s annual turkey giveaway in Dekalb are so critical ahead of the holidays.
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@EastPointPolice says three officers were involved in a tractor trailer crash off I-285, while responding to a separate incident. One officer was sitting in his vehicle, while another ran into oncoming traffic to avoid being hit. A third was run over by his own vehicle.