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Study Reveals Georgia Has Big Losses From 811 Emergencies
Georgia Power nuclear plant facing more delays
Georgia Fares Well on Evaluation of Cost-Effective Highway Systems
Georgia ranks 6th among states for economic freedom
Georgia ranks next to last in fiscal-transparency report low in fiscal transparency
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Study: Retail Theft Balloons to over $68B with More Brazen Attacks in Stores
Parents of man shot and killed by Rittenhouse vow to continue legal fight
Rittenhouse not guilty of all charges in Kenosha shootings
Analysis: A permanent federal leasing ban would cost Gulf region 200,000 jobs, more than $223 million in revenue annually
Far more available jobs than workers as millions resign
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GBI Arrests Chief Deputy of South Georgia Sheriff’s Office
Armed robber sentenced for attacking customers at and stealing opioids from multiple pharmacies in Georgia
Georgia man sentenced to 14 years for drug distribution
Georgia company and owner sentenced for role in scheme to evade U.S. national security trade sanctions
This Is How Common Identity Theft Is in Georgia
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Nation’s first case of omicron variant identified in California
Fatal Drug Overdoses Are on the Rise in Georgia
GA DPH: COVID Variant Reinforces Need for Vaccination and Testing
Health Organizations Say Pandemic Has Other Vaccine Surveillance Down
CDC Encouraging those at Risk for Diabetes to Act While It Can Still be Reversed
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Atlanta, Brunswick elect new mayors in runoff elections
Bulloch Commissioners to Consider Opioid Lawsuit Settlement at Tuesday’s Meeting
Georgia Mayor, Bookkeeper Appear in Court on charges relating to theft of COVID-19 relief funds
Taxation by Citation: City of Adrian Used Court Fund to Pay Bonuses for Police Department
Candidate Says Mayor is Using Antiquated Ordinance, Police to Remove Signs from Private Property
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Georgia sues U.S. justice department over records request
Abrams announces 2022 run for Georgia governor
Kemp Announces New Communications and Legal Staff
McBath leaps to 7th District race after redistricting map clears Georgia General Assembly
Kemp Joins Fellow Governors, Public-Private Sector Partners in Addressing Supply Chain Issues
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David H. Estes sworn in as U.S. Attorney for the Southern District of Georgia
Another L: DA’s Office Loses After Taking ‘Hunting On Another’s Land’ Case to Trial
Jury in Georgia finds 3 men guilty in Arbery killing
Lawsuit Filed Against Screven County, Sheriff Mike Kile Over Alleged Open Records Act Violations
Columbus DA Takes Plea Deal in the Middle of Jury Deliberations in Public Corruption Case
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Attorney General Opens Inquiry into City of Oliver After Refusal to Provide Public Records
Evans Memorial Nurses, Doctor: “Woman Can’t Be Seen Due to Blacklisting by Hospital Admin”
Against Plea of Deputy, EMH Discharged Man Who Later Died in Officer-Involved Shooting
DOCS: Violent Abuse Allegations, Reprimand Taint Admin Files of Sheriff’s Candidate
Congressional Candidate’s Claims About Educational Degrees, Nursing Tenure Are Inconsistent
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Attorney General sues small Missouri town for ‘taxation’ by traffic citation
1,300 Defibrillators Purchased by the Georgia Dept of Public Safety for All Patrol Vehicles
GBI Issues Blue Alert in Aggravated Assault Against a Henry County Police Officer
COVID mandates oust cops nationwide, police leaders warn of fallout
Paulding Sheriff Launches Project Lifesaver
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Organized crime as it pertains to retail theft is on the rise and losses are astronomically high. The Retail Industry Leaders Association and Buy...
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(The Center Square) – The parents of one of the two men shot and killed by Kyle Rittenhouse during three nights of rioting in...
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(The Center Square) – A jury found Kyle Rittenhouse not guilty Friday on all five counts against him in the 2020 shootings that killed...
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(The Center Square) – American Petroleum Institute President and CEO Mike Sommers warns of increased energy costs and inflation in the U.S. if increased government restrictions...
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(The Center Square) – The costs of goods and services rose at above-normal rates again in October, as new federal economic data released Tuesday...
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(The Center Square) – Newly released federal data showed significant job growth for the month of October, a refreshing sign for economist after months...
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Consumers whose mobile phones rely on older 3G and 4G technology will not be able to place phone calls, including 911 calls, or send...
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(The Center Square) – House Republicans are demanding answers from the IRS on whether millions in taxpayer dollars are being lost to waste and...
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(The Center Square) – Total unemployment fell again last week, continuing an ongoing trend following the expiration of federal unemployment benefits in September. The...
