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- Georgia News
This Is the City with the Lowest Rent in Georgia
Food trucks will be able to operate in multiple counties under new Georgia law
Hyundai plans electric vehicle plant in Georgia with tax incentives unclear
Georgia Department of Revenue to Begin Issuing Special, One-Time Tax Refunds
Hyundai plans electric vehicle plant in Georgia with tax incentives unclear
- National News
Gas prices surge to new record high a day after stock market plummets
Advocate Health: Six state, 67-hospital merger a taxpayer loss, one state treasurer says
Poll: Americans worried about gas prices, few say country is ‘headed in the right direction’
Study: Remote learning a ‘primary driver’ of widening achievement gaps
72% of small businesses to increase prices due to inflation, survey finds
- Crime & Safety
Intuit to pay $141 million over deceptive ‘free’ TurboTax e-filing claims
Georgia Resident Convicted by Federal Jury for Distributing Child Pornography
Reward Increased for 2005 Cold Case
Statesboro Police Make Arrest in Hilton Head Amber Alert.
Guilty plea halts trial for illegal alien who conspired to murder whistleblower
- Health
CDC study: Remote learning hurt kids’ mental health
Georgia DPH Moves to Weekly COVID-19 Data Reporting
With opioid deaths on the rise, group asks Biden to label fentanyl weapon of mass destruction
Federal Gov’t Settles with Kroger Over online COVID-19 vaccine registration accessibility
Red Cross in Desperate Need of Donations Amid Omicron Surge
- Georgia News
- Politics
- Local Gov’t Around GA
Screven County Attorney Resigns, Recommends Attorney Repping Neighboring County on His Way Out
Records Show Concerning Response to Reckless Driver in Guyton
EIP funds prep Waynesboro for upcoming dairy development
City of Guyton Claims Defamation, Demands Written Apology from Reporter Over Public Records Reporting
COLUMN: If You Give a Mouse a Cookie…in Effingham County
- Georgia Legislature
Georgia lawmakers pass bill to update criminal data and allow proactive investigation of voter fraud
Georgia Legislature passes college free speech bill
Georgia lawmakers approve $30.2 billion budget as 2022 session draws to a close
Georgia lawmakers sign off on flat tax
Kemp signs legislation to improve mental health delivery in Georgia
- State Politics
Experts say Georgia policymakers should remove governmental barriers to job creation
New Georgia law will ban the online sale of stolen goods from a retail store
New Georgia law creates tax credit for donations to qualified law enforcement foundations
Georgia governor signs fiscal 2023 budget
Kemp signs into law Georgia bill that would allow nonprofits to offer free maternity services
- National Politics
Justice Thomas: ‘We are in danger of destroying the institutions … required for a free society’
Ossoff & Rubio Partner on Initiative to help Law Enforcement Officers, First Responders Become Homeowners
U.S. representative and pharmacist from Georgia urges Biden to schedule fentanyl as drug of abuse
Ossoff, Colleagues Urge Companies to Increase Production of Baby Formula Amid Shortage
25 state attorneys general call on Garland to enforce law prohibiting intimidation of federal judges
- Local Gov’t Around GA
- Opinions
- Columns
Op-Ed: Big Labor fights dirty over control of Southeast port jobs
Op-Ed: Sen. Marshall right to oppose swipe fee increases
Op-Ed: If all government is local, so are elections
COLUMN: 2022 Midterm Attention Provides Georgia Lawmakers Opportunity to Set the Standard on Kidney Care
Op-Ed: Health misinformation can be deadly
- Columns
- Justice & Sunlight
- Courts
Bulloch Jury Finds 2 ‘Not Guilty’ in 2020 Murder of A’Nyah Davis
45 Years After Crime, Execution Scheduled for Convicted Murderer, Rapist
FULL REPORT: Asst. DA Injured Following ‘Accidental Shooting’ at Effingham Courthouse
Bonkers Bond Brouhaha in the Ogeechee Judicial Circuit
Georgia Supreme Court Accepts Voluntary Law License Surrender by 2 Former District Attorneys
- Law Enforcement
Records Show Concerning Response to Reckless Driver in Guyton
Georgia State Patrol Graduates 111th Trooper School
Georgia State Patrol Graduates Its First Accelerated Trooper School
School System, Sheriff Team Up to Put Students on Probation if Caught with Vapes
New Guyton Officer Left Previous Agency After Alcohol Incident in Patrol Car
- Courts
State News
U.S. home sales skyrocketed during the COVID-19 pandemic, hitting a 15-year high of 6.1 million in 2021. The spike in demand, coupled with declining...
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(The Center Square) — Gov. Brian Kemp signed a trio of bills he says will help small businesses in the state, including a measure...
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(The Center Square) — Hyundai Motor Co. has held discussions with Georgia officials about building its new electric vehicle manufacturing plant in the state,...
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Governor Brian P. Kemp and the Department of Revenue (DOR) announced Wednesday that DOR will begin issuing special, one-time tax refunds this week. This...
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Take a gander at the egg case at your local grocery and you are likely to find a variety of labels that go far...
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We all require a certain amount of money each month to pay for normal living expenses, and in recent months, that amount has gotten...
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In the poorest part of Senegal in West Africa, 60% of households grow at least some peanuts, even as climate change creates hotter, drier...
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(The Center Square) — Jack Link’s plans to invest $450 million in a new manufacturing facility in Perry that will create 800 jobs. The...
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(The Center Square) — Georgia officials have lauded the decisions of companies to either relocate their headquarters or expand their operations in Georgia. Whether...
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(The Center Square) — Georgia Gov. Brian Kemp signed an executive order to create a special commission to examine how to fix the state’s...
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A pioneer in poultry and a producer who has been a strong advocate in agricultural policy will be inducted into the Georgia Agricultural Hall...
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Inflation is surging in the United States – in large part because of rising food prices. In cities across the country, food today is...
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Dependents of military service members are invited to apply to attend five different weeklong camping experiences at no cost, coordinated by University of Georgia Cooperative...
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