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Larry Spruill's coverage predominantly focuses on local news, particularly crime-related stories and community events in Atlanta and Georgia. He frequently covers evolving and breaking stories related to law enforcement activities, as well as family and relationship-centered narratives.
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By: Rey Llerena, Larry Spruill
ATLANTA - Thousands of demonstrators gathered across metro Atlanta on Saturday as part of nationwide "No Kings" protests, with large crowds reported in Tucker, downtown Atlanta and Sandy Springs.
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ATLANTA - Crews are preparing for the 90th annual Atlanta Dogwood Festival at Piedmont Park this weekend, featuring major changes to the event’s historic structure.
Atlanta city leaders and youth organizations are holding a roundtable Wednesday to address a rise in "teen takeovers."
The wife of a 34-year-old truck driver killed in a Florida crash is speaking out after a former Atlanta Braves minor league player was accused of causing the deadly wreck and leaving the scene.
Candidates for the Georgia Supreme Court and Court of Appeals are criticizing a recent federal ruling on voting rights.
Two Atlanta police officers are speaking out about the moment they apprehended a murder suspect wanted for a stabbing on the Beltline.
A new mobile application operating is changing how drivers fill up their vehicles by delivering fuel directly to parked cars across metro Atlanta.
The family of Margaret Sams Swan is demanding answers after the 66-year-old woman was stabbed to death on a transit train.
Metro Atlanta storm damage left residents displaced after severe weather toppled trees on both sides of the city.
