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T.I. and Tiny Harris Win $71 Million Lawsuit Against Toymaker MGA Entertainment

Atlanta rapper T.I. and his wife, Tiny Harris, have won a significant legal battle, securing $71 million in damages after a four-year lawsuit against the toymaker MGA Entertainment. The case revolved around the likenesses of their girl group, OMG Girlz, being copied in the L.O.L. Surprise O.M.G. Dolls. This legal victory highlights issues of intellectual property and customer confusion in the toy industry.

Former President Donald Trump visiting Savannah to talk about manufacturing, taxes

Former President Donald Trump is set to visit Savannah, Georgia, on September 24, 2024, to discuss his plans for manufacturing and taxes. He aims to outline his tax code proposals designed to lower taxes for business owners and promote American-made goods. This visit is part of his campaign efforts leading up to the 2024 presidential election.

Teenage murder suspect could be hiding in metro Atlanta, deputies say

Deputies in Bibb County are actively searching for 17-year-old Johnquavis Leonardo Ruthledge, a murder suspect believed to be hiding in metro Atlanta. He is wanted in connection with the death of 20-year-old Gabreon Tyrese Harrison. Authorities are urging anyone with information to contact the Bibb County Sheriff's Office.

‘Good luck and good healing:’ The Rock sends support to Apalachee students on first day back

Dwayne 'The Rock' Johnson expressed his support for Apalachee High School students returning to school after a tragic shooting incident. His Instagram post offered well wishes to the students and the entire school community as they resumed classes.

Man had thousands of rounds of ammo while barricaded inside DeKalb County home

A man named Zachary Benjamin, 28, surrendered to the DeKalb County Police SWAT Team after barricading himself inside a home for several hours with thousands of rounds of ammunition. He was subsequently taken into custody on two counts of aggravated assault on a police presence. The incident highlights ongoing concerns regarding armed standoffs in residential areas.

Man said he was ‘devastated’ after hitting cement prongs along I-285 causing $2,000 in damage

A metro Atlanta driver, Brian Briggs, expressed his devastation after hitting two cement prongs on Interstate 285, resulting in over $2,000 in damages. The incident has raised significant safety concerns regarding road conditions in the area.

Mayor Andre Dickens and The Atlanta Women’s Foundation Host Annual Community Investment Celebration

Mayor Andre Dickens, along with key figures from The Atlanta Women’s Foundation, will host the annual Community Investment Celebration to announce significant investments aimed at supporting women and girls in Atlanta. The event will highlight the impact of the foundation’s grantmaking in the community. Media attendance is encouraged, with a requirement to RSVP.

First Alert Forecast: Tropical storm impacts expected in North Georgia Thursday and Friday

Tropical storm impacts are anticipated in North Georgia on Thursday and Friday, with significant flooding and strong winds expected. The forecast highlights the potential dangers posed by the incoming storm, providing timely information for residents in the affected areas.

‘I’m really nervous’: Students, teachers return to classes at Apalachee High School

Students and teachers at Apalachee High School returned to classes after a tragic mass shooting nearly three weeks ago, with a focus on healing and increased safety measures. Mental health resources and an enhanced police presence were provided to support the community during this difficult transition.

First Alert Weather: Tropical Storm Impacts Expected in North Georgia

Tropical storm impacts are anticipated in North Georgia on Thursday and Friday, with potential flooding and strong winds expected. The First Alert Weather team provides updates on the evolving situation, highlighting the need for residents to prepare for severe weather conditions.

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