A two-car collision Monday night killed one driver and left the other in critical condition, police said. There were no passengers. A 37-year-old driver crossed the center line of the road and struck another vehicle head-on. He was pronounced dead at the scene, police said. The other driver was airlifted to Atlanta Medical Center. She was in critical condition in the intensive care unit as of Tuesday afternoon.

Police say neither driver would have been driving faster than 50 miles per hour. It is unclear whether drugs or alcohol were involved, police say, but the investigation continues.

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Three out of six buses transporting sixth-graders to Atlanta wrecked into each other today. A school district spokesperson said one bus braked, and two more buses rear-ended each other. Authorities say 12 children and one parent sustained minor injuries, but only one was taken to the hospital as a precautionary measure. The field trip continued after three replacement buses arrived.

Students with minor injuries talked with their parents over cell phones. School administration contacted the parents, and parents could either come pick their children up or allow their children to continue on the field trip.

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A vehicle driven by an auction worker plowed into the crowd at the Blue Ridge Auto Auction on Tuesday night, injuring 27. The accident trapped some people under the car, and some were thrust into a nearby wall. More than a dozen people were taken to the hospital. Six people suffered serious injuries and were airlifted to hospitals. and one remains in critical condition. Eight other people were transported to local hospitals. Medical professionals treated 13 people on the scene.

Witnesses say it appeared that the accelerator stuck while the vehicle was driven to the into the hall for dealers to bid on it. Authorities say the vehicle suddenly accelerated, and the driver seemed troubled by the incident. Police are still investigating, but no charges have been filed yet.

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Two women were struck and killed after getting out of their cars to inspect the damage from a fender-bender. The two were in a fender-bender on an interstate highway near downtown Atlanta. As they were standing outside their parked cars to assess the situation, a tow truck struck and killed them.

 The 35-year-old, mother of two, was killed at the scene. The 23-year-old, mother of one, died hours later at Grady Memorial Hospital in Atlanta.

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A 73-year-old Georgia woman died when her house caught on fire and firefighters did not properly respond. She reportedly called 911 after her oxygen tank, which she uses to aid her breathing, caught fire. Her phone when dead shortly after giving her address. When firefighters arrived, they saw no sign of fire from the outside and drove away without performing an inspection.

Several hours later, neighbors saw flames coming from the house and called 911. The woman was found dead in her charred garage. The firefighters' actions were against department protocol. Their lack of investigation caused four of them to be fired.

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