Clayton County renters say slow roof repairs for fallen tree led to dangerous mold
A Clayton County family says what began as storm damage has turned into a serious health concern, one they believe could have been avoided.
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Prosecutors detail strategy behind life sentence in Ca$h Out RICO sex trafficking case
Fulton County prosecutors are revealing how they secured a guilty verdict in the high-profile RICO case against Atlanta rapper Ca$h Out, whose real name is John-Michael Hakim Gibson.
Jury deliberating in sex trafficking and RICO trial against Atlanta rapper Ca$h Out
The rapper's attorneys argued the women involved were not forced.
Defense pushes back on RICO charges in trial against Atlanta rapper ‘Ca$h Out’
His legal team told jurors the state failed to provide evidence that he operated a criminal enterprise using his music label to coerce women into prostitution.
Mother claims Villa Rica hotel refused refund after sleeping on soiled mattress
“It’s just gross. It’s just hazardous,” she said.
Prosecutors claim Atlanta rapper Ca$h Out’s bank records show payments tied to sex trafficking
Prosecutors say the transactions help uncover how the rapper, along with his mother and cousin, allegedly operated a sex trafficking enterprise.
Advocates say more sex trafficking cases are heading to trial in Georgia
Since 2015, there’s been a growing movement to hold businesses accountable when they benefit directly or indirectly from sex trafficking.
Fans say hotel canceled reservations before Beyoncé show, then relisted rooms at triple the price
Two Beyoncé fans say they were left scrambling for accommodations after a downtown Atlanta hotel abruptly canceled their reservations just days before the singer’s sold-out concert, and then re-listed the rooms online for nearly three times the original price.
What’s being done to help Georgia families now that money to replace stolen SNAP benefits ran out?
Thousands of Georgians say they are going hungry because stolen food benefit money is not being replaced by the state. The federal safety net for replacing stolen Supplemental Nutrition Assistance Program (SNAP) funds has dried up.
