MARTA will provide additional bus and rail service on Monday, July 4 for the 53rd running of the AJC Peachtree Road Race.
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Georgia Power wants to raise rates by 12%. Here’s why
Georgia Power is asking the state Public Service Commission for a rate hike of nearly 12% during the next three years, with the vast majority of the increase front-loaded into 2023.
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The DeKalb Symphony Orchestra will perform at the Avondale Estates Town Green for July 4th
The DeKalb Symphony Orchestra will perform at the Town Green for the 4th of July. The concert kicks off at 8 p.m.
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The latest on the status of Georgia’s ‘heartbeat’ abortion law
Georgia’s “heartbeat law” banning abortions after the first six weeks won’t take effect until at least mid-July despite last week’s U.S. Supreme Court ruling overturning the 1973 Roe v. Wade decision that legalized the procedure.
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Johns Creek man pleads guilty to defrauding elderly man
Aziz Choukri, of Johns Creek, has pleaded guilty to wire fraud after admitting that he defrauded a 79-year-old retiree of about $650,000.
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Gas prices going down in Georgia ahead of July 4th
Monday’s state average is 7 cents less than a week ago, 27 cents more than last month, and $1.49 more than this time last year.
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Macon man drowns in Ocmulgee River
A 30-year-old Macon man drowned Sunday in the Ocmulgee River, Bibb County sheriff’s officials say.
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Norcross gears up for ‘Red, White & BOOM!’ celebration
The city of Norcross is hosting its annual pre-Fourth of July block party on Sunday, July 3.
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Here are the Cherokee County neighborhoods that will have their streets resurfaced next
Cherokee County motorists can expect to see some road delays with two resurfacing projects getting underway.
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Ex-Savannah police officer blames police chief for use-of-force indictment
A former Savannah Police sergeant, fired and indicted for an alleged excessive force incident, said he was targeted by Chief Roy Minter and his “personal bias,” according to a recent court filing.