Showers are likely Sunday, mainly after 3 p.m., according to the National Weather Service. Skies will be mostly cloudy, with a high near 66. East wind 5 to 10 mph becoming west in the afternoon.
Posted inAround Georgia
Around Georgia: Atlanta shows solidarity with Ukraine
Photos show light displays in Atlanta showing solidarity for the citizens of Ukraine in the wake of the Russian invasion of the country.
Posted inEvents
Are You Ready for Georgia Beer Day?
Breweries across Georgia will participate in Georgia Beer Day on March 5. The statewide event is presented by Gas South and encourages residents to celebrate Georgia craft beer by raising a pint at your local independent brewery. In partnership with Georgia Craft Brewers Guild member breweries and Boelter Glassware, $1 from every glass will be donated […]
Posted inNational
Will sanctions against Russia and Putin work?
A closer look at the effectiveness of past sanctions both in terms of their economic impact and whether they attain their political objectives.
Posted inCoronavirus
Atlanta Mayor Lifts Coronavirus Restrictions
In response to higher vaccine rates and a downward trend in coronavirus cases, Atlanta Mayor Andre Dickens is lifting several of the city’s COVID-19 restrictions and mandates.
Posted inIn The Know
In The Know: Alpharetta will use eminent domain powers Monday
As part of the project to widen McGinnis Ferry Road, the city of Alpharetta will exercise its powers of eminent domain on five residential properties in the city.
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Key Terms: Eminent Domain
What is eminent domain?: Eminent domain refers to the right of a government to take, or authorize the taking of private property for public use but without the owner’s consent, provided just compensation is given to the owner.
Posted inYour Family
Lawsuits are causing Georgia’s medical cannabis delay
In 2019, the General Assembly created a commission to launch a medical marijuana program in Georgia. Three years later, not a single patient has received a single dose.
Posted inLocal
Here’s why your tap water may be cloudy in Warner Robins
The Warner Robins Fire Department will be conducting their annual hydrant testing throughout the City of Warner Robins beginning March 1.
Posted inGeorgia By The Numbers
Georgians spend the most time in meetings
The team at Deputy, a team scheduling software, has some bad news for the Peach State — Georgians spend the most time in meetings compared to other states.