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Prosecutors say a man has been sentenced to 40 years in prison to shooting a 2-year-old boy outside a suburban Atlanta grocery store in 2013.

Taylor Smith, an assistant Economics professor at Ga. Gwinnett College, joined the ANW this week to discuss the Volunteer Income Tax Assistant program, an IRS-sponsored program coming to Dacula this weekend that offers free tax help from qualified volunteers.

Dr. Ana Fuentevilla, Chief Medical Officer for United Healthcare's Community & State program, joined the ANW this week to discuss a report recently published by her employer that detailed five major behaviors most related to health, and how many Georgians often display unhealthy habits.

​Dunwoody Republican Tom Taylor, a state Representative first elected to the Georgia House in 2010, was arrested in Rabun County last week on a number of charges, including DUI.

Dr. Elaina George, an otolaryngologist (more commonly known as an ear, nose and throat doctor) joined the ANW this week to discuss the Affordable Care Act when viewed from those who work in the medical field.

With winter at an end and several animals beginning to come out of their annual hibernation, John Jensen, a senior wildife biologist with the Georgia Department of Natural Resources, joined the Afternoon News Wrap this week to discuss one of the most feared animals making a reappearance: snakes.

A now-former pitcher for the Gainesville High School baseball team was arrested last week on charges stemming from a minor accident in northern Hall County.

Georgia has executed a man who was convicted of the fatal shooting of a 19-year-old woman during a 1996 crime spree.

Audrea Taylor, President of im2moro, an organization of young Americans seeking to get the nation's youth more politically engaged, joined the Afternoon News Wrap this week to discuss the potential influence young voters could have on this year's presidential election.

The National Bank of Georgia (NBG), along with its parent company NBG Bancorp, Inc., have been acquired for roughly $68 million, according to a statement made by the involved parties this week.