Popular squishy toy sends kids to hospital, prompts warnings from poison experts
Experts warn against name-brand knockoffs containing toxic chemicals after children were injured by bursting squishy toys.
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Experts warn against name-brand knockoffs containing toxic chemicals after children were injured by bursting squishy toys.
Atlanta residents who say city operations damaged their homes face steep odds when seeking compensation from the city, according to records obtained by Channel 2 Action News Investigates.
The audit found no evidence of widespread voter fraud and determined that no more than 0.1% of voter registration records contained issues related to identity verification, addresses or citizenship status.
QR codes. License plate readers. It can get confusing with all the different ways that parking lots across Atlanta operate.
State Farm has begun distributing a one-time $5 billion dividend to eligible auto insurance customers across the country, the largest dividend payment in the company’s history.
“Buy now, pay later” once was mainly used to finance large purchases. Now, many consumers are turning to the short-term loans to help cover everyday expenses.
A federal judge has ordered a former Gwinnett County laboratory and its owner to pay more than $315 million in restitution and civil penalties in a civil fraud case involving genetic testing billed to Medicare and Medicaid.
An Athens real estate agent says Google suspended her business profile in April and, despite months of appeals and repeated efforts to verify her business, she still does not know why.
The Federal Trade Commission is warning consumers about a growing wave of imposter scams, but the agency’s top consumer protection official says the responsibility does not rest solely with the criminals carrying them out.
The estimated 80,000 World Cup visitors who flooded Atlanta’s South Downtown district are gone, but developers and business owners say the neighborhood’s transformation is far from over.