Travelers rebook flights, seek rental cars after Atlanta airport cancellations
Travelers at Hartsfield-Jackson Atlanta International Airport spent Saturday rebooking or canceling trips after a nationwide ground stop Friday night disrupted flights.
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Travelers at Hartsfield-Jackson Atlanta International Airport spent Saturday rebooking or canceling trips after a nationwide ground stop Friday night disrupted flights.
A day after the longest nationwide ground stop in decades, significant delays continue at Hartsfield-Jackson Atlanta International Airport.
Cold weather highlights the weekend forecast, but milder air steadily builds in next week.
Marcellus Young Casario, a Rabun Gap boarding student and University of Georgia football commit, planned to graduate from Rabun Gap in December and enroll at Georgia in January,…
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The man allegedly fired several rounds at an officer inside the hotel, who returned fire and hit the suspect.
Coming off perhaps its most impressive win of the season, No. 1 Georgia is riding high again after beating Missouri on Saturday afternoon.
Police are investigating a fatal shooting in southeast Atlanta that took place late Friday night.
Georgia Tech had struggled the past month, losing four in a row all by double digits.
Flight disruptions continued Saturday, one day after the nation’s longest ground stop in 25 years, as officials work to explain what led to the pause in flying.
An evacuation order was lifted after bomb teams found a bomb Friday night and rendered it safe at an ethanol plant in South Peoria, Illinois.
A Dunkin’ store inside a Fargo-area Walmart isn’t selling doughnuts nearly four months after opening.