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Bryan Pirkle

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Bryan Pirkle
KFC: No proof worker asked scarred child to leave
Fried chicken chain KFC said two different investigations have not found any evidence that an employee asked a 3-year-old girl and family members to leave because injuries she suffered in a pit bull mauling disturbed customers.
9:18PM ( 10 years ago )
West readies package of sector sanctions on Russia
The United States and its European allies are finalizing a package of sanctions on Russia's key economic sectors that could be levied as early as this week, though the penalties might be delayed because of positive signals from Russian President Vladimir Putin, administration officials and others close to the decision-making said Tuesday.
8:43PM ( 10 years ago )
Biden consults Turkey, Bahrain leaders on Iraq
Vice President Joe Biden has consulted on Iraq with the leaders of Turkey and Bahrain, two countries with a major stake there.
9:11PM ( 10 years ago )
House weighs defense bill with Guantanamo limits
The House moved toward passage of a $570 billion defense spending bill that imposes new restrictions on President Barack Obama's handling of detainees at Guantanamo Bay, Cuba, and his attempts to close the U.S. prison.
9:30PM ( 10 years ago )
Concerns aside, executions persist in some states
With Florida preparing Wednesday for the nation's third execution in less than 24 hours, some death penalty states particularly in the South appear unfazed by the recent furor over how the U.S. carries out lethal injections.
10:02PM ( 10 years ago )
Cumming man arrested for dragging dog behind vehicle
A Cumming man was arrested Wednesday afternoon on charges related to dragging a dog behind his vehicle while driving.
9:47PM ( 10 years ago )
Man accused of swindling churchgoers arrested
A businessman accused of swindling churchgoers in an investment scheme was arrested Tuesday on fraud charges, federal prosecutors in Atlanta said.
9:36PM ( 10 years ago )
3 civil rights icons unite Atlanta social change panel
Three civil rights icons Rep. John Lewis, former United Nations Ambassador Andrew Young and the Rev. C.T. Vivian are urging the next generation to fight for their brand of social change.
9:26PM ( 10 years ago )
Pentagon identifies Ga. soldier killed in airstrike
The Defense Department is releasing the name of the fifth American soldier who died last Monday in what's been described as a friendly fire airstrike in Afghanistan.
6:10AM ( 10 years ago )
Lightning sparks house fire in Gainesville
Hall County firefighters battled a house fire in Gainesville Thursday evening that was apparently ignited by a lightning strike.
10:02PM ( 10 years ago )