1. Suwanee Police: 'Don't Go Alone' in Public Parks

Twice in two months, in parks in Suwanee, a man has grabbed women who were able to get away.  While police investigate and track down the assaulter(s), they're telling people "don't go alone" in the parks.

2. Father, Daughter Reunited After 30 Years

A lifelong search for one man's daughter ends in Metro Atlanta.

3. Does the IRS Owe You Money? Find Out

The Internal Revenue Service is trying to find thousands of Georgia taxpayers who may have some cash coming their way. 

Click here for the list!

4. Camp Creek Store Robbed of $1M in Jewelry

East Point police are looking for whomever who broke into a Kay Jewelers store and made off with at $1 million worth of jewelry.

5. Thief Who Stole from Boy Scouts and Church 'Really Low'

In Atlanta, somebody stole Boy Scout Troop 467's camping trailer, with all of the scouts' gear inside -- putting the scouts, and their motto, to the test.

7. DeKalb Police Looking For Sexual Predator

DeKalb County Police warn neighborhood of sexual predator.

9. When Fate Introduced Gary To Ruby -- And Her 9 Puppies

Gary DeNicola was on his way to a friend's house for brunch five weeks ago when, he decided at the last second to get off a few exits early to look at some commercial property. That side trip changed his life -- and saved ten others.

10. Looking For Something To Do This Weekend?

We've picked the best events happening this weekend for you to enjoy.

11. Fort Hood: Another Victim Dies

A military official says one more person has died after being injured during a shooting rampage at Fort Hood in Texas.

12. Democrats clear impasse for Saturday health care vote

Late Friday, House Democrats cleared an abortion-related impasse blocking a vote and officials expressed optimism they had finally lined up the support needed to pass Obama's signature issue.  Click here watch online via C-Span.

13. Fired When He Became a She

A state worker at the capitol who says he was fired when he became a woman is awaiting a judge's decision in a federal lawsuit.