GA Top News: COVID-19 Vaccine, UFO Sightings, Atlanta Tech Hub

GEORGIA — Top news stories from Georgia Patches this week includes how Patch readers feel about the COVID-19 vaccine for kids, UFO sightings and FanDuel bringing 900+ jobs to Georgia. The Atlanta Falcons release their schedule, students awarded Amazon scholarships and a suspect was named in the killing of a trans woman were more big stories this week.

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• ‘60 Minutes’ Interview Sheds Light On UFO Sightings In Georgia
• COVID-19 Vaccine For 12- To 15-Year-Olds Favored In GA: Survey
• NFL Schedule Released: See Key Falcons Games In 2021
• Suspect Named In Killing Of Trans Woman: Brookhaven Police
• $40K Amazon College Scholarship Delivered To Grayson High Senior
• Amazon Delivers $40K Scholarships To Forsyth County Seniors
• FanDuel To Bring Over 900 Hi-Tech Jobs To New Atlanta Tech Hub
• 17-Year Cicadas: 'Bottomless' Supply In Georgia Really Is

Here are more headlines from this week:

• Couple Found Dead In Apparent Murder-Suicide: Gwinnett Police
• 1 Dead, 5 Injured In Shooting At DeKalb Gas Station
• Police ID Elderly Pedestrian Hit By Car, Killed In Smyrna
• Veterans Groups Hosting North Fulton Ruck March For Memorial Day
• Teens Charged With Murder In Connection With Valentine Shooting
• From The Earth Brewing Beer Garden Returns To Chattahoochee River
• Johns Creek Unveils New Fire Station Off Kimball Bridge Road
• Cherokee High Teacher Wins Statewide Hero Award
• 4 Deadly Shootings In 4 Hours Punctuate Violent Atlanta Weekend
• Georgia Graduates Look Forward After Pandemic Upended Senior Year
• Riverwood Charter Announces 2021 STAR Student, Teacher
• Finalist Named For Cherokee County Manager; Board To Vote Tuesday
• DeKalb Warrant Relief Days Extended Through May
• Switzer Library To Reopen In June After Major Renovations
• DeKalb County Parks, Pools, Arts Center To Reopen
• 5 New Principals Named In Cobb Schools
• 3 Accused Of Killing Barrow Woman Caught Saturday In Mexico
• Remote Work, Rural Broadband Can Remake Georgia's Economy
• Student Feeding Programs Ramp Up As Another Pandemic Summer Nears
• Free Eye Exams, Glasses For Youth Available In Cobb
• Police Officers Shot, Killed Kidnapping Suspect In Decatur: GBI
• Johns Creek Purchases Remaining 10-Acres For Cauley Creek Park
• North Springs High Announces 2021 STAR Student, Teacher
• Cobb Fire Crew Saves Trapped Dog From Giant Hole
• Good Boy: Gwinnett County Cop K9 Zane Dies Of Cancer
• Beer, Wine Now Allowed At Private Dog Parks In Smyrna
• Man Snatches Girlfriend's Child, Charged With Kidnapping: Police
• Cherokee High Teacher Wins Statewide Hero Award
• Memorial Day 2021: Best, Worst Times To Travel From Marietta
• Memorial Day 2021: Best, Worst Times To Travel From Smyrna
• Memorial Day 2021: Best, Worst Times To Travel From Decatur
• Memorial Day 2021: Best, Worst Times To Travel From Brookhaven
• Memorial Day 2021: Drowning Rates For Lake Lanier, Safety Tips
• Alpharetta Arts Streetfest To Return Memorial Day Weekend
• Keep Cherokee Beautiful Launches Adopt-A-Mile Program
• Tim Tebow Named As Keynote Speaker For FCA Cherokee Fundraiser
• Community Assistance Center Expanding Pantry, Shop Hours In June
• Georgia Power Customers To Find Out New Tab For Vogtle Expansion This Fall
• Teen Charged With Murder In Early Morning Atlanta Shooting Death
• Acworth Man On The Run After Shooting At Officers: Bartow Sheriff
• Gwinnett County Sheriff Keybo Taylor Under GBI Investigation
• Police ID Victims In Fatal Quadruple Shooting In Buford
• Dunkin' Sets Friday Grand Opening In Decatur
• Owner To Sell North DeKalb Mall, Poised For Mixed-Use Development
• '60 Minutes' Interview Sheds Light On UFO Sightings In Marietta
• Manufacturer Bringing 80 Jobs To Bartow County
• New President, CEO Named For Chattahoochee Nature Center
• Alpharetta To Begin Public Events, Conclude COVID Recovery Plan
• River Ridge High Names New Head Coach For Men’s Lacrosse Program
• Chamber Names 2021 First Citizen Of Cherokee County Honoree
• Alif Institute To Host Weekend Spring Bazaar In DeKalb
• ALDI Reopens Remodeled Decatur Storefront
• US Ends Use Of GA Immigration Jails Accused Of Mistreatment
• Broadband Internet Expansion No Silver Bullet For Rural Georgia
• Critics: Georgia's Halt To $300 Weekly Jobless Benefits Won't Spur Workforce
• This Is How Many People Are Refusing The COVID-19 Vaccine In Georgia
• Dog Park, Coffee Shop, Bar Combo Coming To Marietta
• Cobb Schools Lays Out $894M Draft SPLOST Project Wish List
• Anti-Maskers Disrupt, Delay Gwinnett County School Board Meeting
• Park, Event Pavilion To Be Built In Avondale Estates
• Recycle Your Old Clothes, Home Goods In Cobb This Weekend
• Paulding Jailers Charged With Sexual Assault: Sheriff's Office
• Man Punches Dog, Facebook Video Leads To Arrest: Cartersville PD
• GA Korean War Veteran Receives Medal Of Honor From Biden
• GBI IDs Man Shot By Police In Suspected Kidnapping
• Memorial Day 2021: Lake Allatoona Drowning Rates, Safety Tips
• Cobb Couple To Open Christian Brothers Automotive In Smyrna
• Grayson Student Blamed For Zoom Bombing Loses Suspension Appeal