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| Earl Paulk's huge DeKalb church campus for sale
The church campus in south DeKalb County started by Bishop Earl Paulk, who built a megachurch but was plagued by sexual scandal for more than 40 years, is on the market for $24.5 million.
Fulton, still counting ballots, may have violated law
Fulton County elections officials may have violated state law when they sent their weary poll workers home early Wednesday morning before they had finished counting 30,000 absentee ballots.
Former Atlanta History Center director charged with shoplifting
Rick Beard, 61, who worked for the Atlanta History Center from 1992 to 2002, has been arrested on shoplifting charges twice since 2007 and is under investigation for a third theft - all while working for a museum in Springfield, Ill., authorities said.
Nichols prosecutor's closing words: 'He is vicious'
Prosecutors ended the Brian Nichols case like they started - by playing a blood-curdling recording of two loud gunshots and the shrieks of a woman who saw Nichols kill a judge and a stenographer in a Fulton County courtroom.
Zoo Atlanta elephant that died had pneumonia
Dottie, a 26-year-old African elephant, died unexpectedly last week in the third trimester of her pregnancy. Zoo officials said the animal had been sick and had lost more than 800 pounds, but they had thought she was on the rebound.
Georgia's U.S. Senate race may be headed for runoff
Well-polished political celebs and teams of scraggly ground troops from both major parties could invade Georgia over the next few weeks if the U.S. Senate race between Republican Saxby Chambliss and Democrat Jim Martin ends up in a full-blown runoff.
•Fulton count to be completed this morning
•World welcomes Obama | First crisis? The economy | Speculation swirls around Obama's team
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Delta announces fees on checked bags
Delta Air Lines will begin charging $15 for passengers for their first checked bag and $25 for a second checked bag on domestic flights, the Atlanta-based airline announced Wednesday.
 Jogger runs mile with rabid fox biting her
Arizona authorities say the woman, who was not identified, wanted the animal tested for rabies so she ran a mile to her car with the fox still biting her arm, then pried it off and tossed it in her trunk and drove to the hospital.
Unruly passenger restrained with duct tape
An airline crew aboard United Airlines Flight 645, from Puerto Rico to Chicago, used duct tape to keep a passenger in her seat because they say she became unruly, fighting flight attendants and grabbing other passengers, forcing the flight to land in North Carolina.
Teen compacted in Wis. garbage truck, survives
Police say the 14-year-old boy ran away from a boot camp-style school for teens and hid in a recycling bin filled with cardboard. Police say his injuries weren't life-threatening.
New movies
"Soul Men," "Madagascar: Escape 2 Africa," "Boy in the Striped Pajamas"
•Author Michael Crichton dies of cancer | Guestbook
Padres want Braves' top pitching prospect for Peavy
Braves general manager Frank Wren said Wednesday he didn't expect to make any big trades before leaving the GM meetings Thursday morning. He will be stopping in Arizona on the way home to see the big-name prospect he refuses to include in any trade.
•Undefeated Hawks upend Hornets
•Falcons QB Ryan picks up NFC weekly honor
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