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Photograph that sparked national backlash. Its a friday. We have a lot to talk about. Good morning and welcome to nbc10 news today. Im tracy davidson. Im vai sikahema. It is absolutely gorgeous today. Those are the very words of erika martin. Lets join her to find out whats going on. Youre quoting me. Yes, gorgeous today. Especially as tracy mentioned weve been seeing crummy weather especially for the first half of the week. A wonderful way to end the workweek. A live look outside, Rehoboth Beach, gorgeous sunrise at 5 34 a. M. Look at the beautiful colors Mother Nature has to offer. Current t...

Another summer, another major publication giving a glowing endorsement of northern Michigan as a tourism destination. This time, it’s The Wall Str...

Properties in Maynard, Sturbridge, and Sudbury received a total of $56.8 million in financing for senior and family housing projects from MassHousing, allowing for the properties’ owner to refinance and preserve affordability.

Homeowners in the Mill Glen subdivision are calling for city accountability in a decades-old stormwater issue, but Dunwoody officials say they are “still reviewing the matter.”

By CATHY COBBS In a letter written to City Council members and city staff that was obtained by the Crier, Tallmadge said an unsolicited buyer made “an offer we could not refuse” on her Dunwoody home, and that she and her husband had in turn put a contract on a home in Woodstock, Ga., taking “me out of my assigned district.” “It has been an honor and a love to serve the citizens of Dunwoody,” Tallmadge said in her letter. “I would like to express what a privilege it is to have worked with a talented and professional city of Dunwoody staff.”