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Coosa High School Under Investigation But Officials Stay Silent

Floyd County authorities are investigating an incident at Coosa High School, but officials won’t say what happened. What’s Happening: Floyd County Police and school leaders are looking into something that took place at Coosa High School earlier this week. Superintendent Glenn White confirmed the investigation but said he can’t share details because it involves school […]

Posted inUnderdressed and Overeducated

The Kids Are Not OK: American Students Fail to Meet Basic Proficiency in Math And Reading

The educators I’ve interviewed teach different subjects to different age groups in different geographic areas, but when the topic of student performance arises, their experiences are universally and depressingly the same: the students who enter their classrooms are largely academically behind, unprepared, and unmotivated. The data backs up their empirical evidence. In September, the National […]

Posted inCrime

Man Injured in Atlanta Shooting

A man was wounded by gunfire early Wednesday morning in west Atlanta after multiple people opened fire near the intersection of Sunset Avenue and Cameron Alexander Boulevard. What’s Happening: Atlanta police responded to reports of a shooting around 1 a.m. and found a man suffering from gunshot wounds. Paramedics took him to the hospital, where […]

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Braselton Police Chief Arrested for Stalking

The head of Braselton’s police department is facing criminal charges after investigators say he used police technology to track and harass people. What’s Happening: The Georgia Bureau of Investigation arrested Braselton Police Chief Michael Steffman on Tuesday after a multi-month investigation found he misused automated license plate recognition systems to stalk and harass multiple people, […]

Posted inHealth

Cobb County Dumped 21 Million Gallons Of Tainted Water Into The Chattahoochee River

Cobb County’s water system released more than 21 million gallons of treated wastewater that failed to meet safety standards into the Chattahoochee River earlier this month. What’s Happening: The South Cobb Water Reclamation Facility discharged the substandard wastewater on Nov. 12. Officials didn’t classify it as a spill until Nov. 18 — six days later […]

Posted inSpecial Features

The Rise of Online Casino Games in the US: What Players Need To Know

The digital transformation of the US gambling industry has been nothing short of revolutionary. With the click of a button, a vast array of thrilling casino games is now at the fingertips of players across the nation. However, navigating the complex world of online casinos requires an understanding of various aspects, including legal frameworks, technological […]

Posted inWeather

Georgia Faces Record-Breaking November Heat Wave This Week

Multiple Georgia cities could shatter November temperature records this week as unseasonable warmth blankets the state. What’s Happening: Temperatures will soar 15 to 20 degrees above normal through Saturday across Georgia. Atlanta is forecast to hit 78 degrees Wednesday, 79 Thursday, 77 Friday, and 76 Saturday. Athens, Columbus, and Macon will see similar warmth, with […]

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