You may not think much about how the water that comes out of your faucet tastes compares to the water in other counties. However, there Georgia Association of Water Professionals does think about this and conducts a blind taste test to see who has the best drinking water.
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Raffensperger testifies before grand jury in Trump election probe
Georgia Secretary of State Brad Raffensperger testified Thursday before a Fulton County special grand jury investigating former President Donald Trump’s attempts to overturn the 2020 election in Georgia.
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Kemp fights back after Abrams’ attack ad
Gov. Brian Kemp responded Thursday to Democratic challenger Stacey Abrams’ first ad of the general election campaign, defending his support for expanding gun rights and the anti-abortion measure he pushed through the legislature.
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Arrest made in armed robbery at Maryland Fried Chicken in Albany
Police in Albany have made one arrest in an armed robbery at Maryland’s Fried Chicken on Slappey Blvd.
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81-year-old Georgia deputy charged with raping woman while in uniform
An 81-year-old Walker County deputy was arrested Tuesday and charged with Rape, Violation of Oath of Office and False Imprisonment.
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These Johns Creek neighborhoods will get their streets repaved this year
Streets in six Johns Creek neighborhoods and five main roads are set to be repaved this year as part of Johns Creek’s eighth year of repaving the city’s neighborhood streets.
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Suspected case of monkeypox found in Georgia
A metro Atlanta man has a confirmed case of orthopoxvirus, according to a statement released by the Georgia Department of Public Health on Wednesday.
Posted inWeather
19 named storms and 9 hurricanes are predicted this hurricane season
Hurricane Season is upon us, and this year forecasters are predicting 19 named storms and nine hurricanes.
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Representing You: These Georgia lawmakers have joined far-right Facebook groups
More than 1 in 5 Republican state lawmakers across the country have joined at least one far-right Facebook group, according to a new report.
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Uvalde’s “back-the-blue” values collide with outrage over police response to school shooting
As in many small Texas towns, law enforcement officers here eat free at local taquerias on some days and get complimentary haircuts at neighborhood salons on others. Residents say increased activity from cartels trafficking drugs across southwestern Texas has made them increasingly reliant on Border Patrol and the county sheriff’s department for safety.