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1. I-675 Police Chase Comes to Dramatic End

A police chase through parts of Metro Atlanta came to a dramatic end south of the city on Interstate 675 late Friday morning.

2. Uga VII, Georgia Bulldogs' Mascot, Dies

"Uga VII, the legendary Georgia mascot who roamed the sidelines at Bulldog football games, died unexpectedly Thursday morning in Savannah," a statement posted on UGA.edu said Thursday evening.

3. Suspicious Package at Temple Turns Out To Be Newspapers

The Atlanta Police Department bomb squad was called to the the historic Temple on Peachtree Street in midtown early Friday morning after reports of a suspicious package. || Google Maps

4. Miley Cyrus Tour Bus Crashes On I-85 In Virginia, One Killed

Virginia State Police said one person is dead and another sustained minor injuries as a result of Friday morning's crash of singer Miley Cyrus' tour bus.

6. Wesley Snipes Appeals 3 Tax Convictions

Actor Wesley Snipes is set to ask a federal appeals panel to overturn his three federal tax convictions.

7. Speedy Screening At More Airports Urged

Atlanta's Hartsfield-Jackson International is among several airports that have been testing a pilot program that the Homeland Security Department wants to place at other airports. The program is designed to speed sreening of pre-approved, low-risk air travelers.

8. 2 Critical In Norcross Shooting

Gwinnett County detectives are interviewing witnesses trying to find a motive for a double shooting late Thursday evening..

9. Georgia Labor Department Job Listings

The state labor department releases three new job listings.

10. Judge Delays First Appearance of Military Supplier

A judge granted a delay for the first appearance hearing of a major military food supplier charged with inflating prices and defrauding the U.S. government.

11. Erin Andrews Stalker Tracked Her Down In Ohio

The man accused of stalking and secretly filming ESPN sportscaster Erin Andrews in her Marriott hotel room in Nashville last year is believed to have done the same while Andrews stayed in Columbus, Ohio.

12. Jobless benefits could end for many in January

More than 1 million people will run out of unemployment benefits in January unless Congress quickly extends federal emergency aid, a nonprofit group said Wednesday.