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March Weather in Georgia: What to Expect

Georgia residents will soon enjoy consistent springlike temperatures after a February filled with storms and flooding across the Southeast. AccuWeather meteorologists predict steady warm weather will settle across Georgia and the Southeast after March 10, following two more storms expected through next weekend. 🌡️ What We Know: The stormy pattern that brought heavy rain and […]

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Understanding Georgia’s High Car Accident Rate: Causes and Legal Rights

Georgia saw nearly 400,000 car accidents in 2023, making it the state with the third-highest number of road accidents after Texas and California. This is significant, considering the state has over 8.85 million licensed drivers. Road accidents are more than just statistics. More road accidents mean more deaths, injuries, and financial losses, which put additional […]

Posted inTraffic & Transportation

Trump Mandates Federal Workers Go Back to the Office. MARTA Wants to do the Driving

Thousands of federal employees returned to downtown Atlanta offices this week, and MARTA wants them to leave their cars at home. 🚇 What We Know: Federal agencies now require staff to work in-person full-time under President Trump’s new mandate. The shift ends remote and hybrid work arrangements that began during COVID. “Let MARTA do the […]

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Police Seek Public’s Help to Identify Albany Burglar

A burglar targeted a North Westover Boulevard convenience store last week, and Albany police need your help to catch them. The Details: Albany Police Department investigators released a surveillance photo of a person who allegedly committed burglary at Woodall’s at 402 N. Westover Blvd. on January 9. The department has not released details about what […]

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Mexican Cartel Leader Extradited to Georgia on Drug Trafficking Charges

Omar Cuenca-Marino, the alleged leader of Mexico’s Los Rojos drug cartel, now faces federal charges in Georgia after being extradited to the United States. The 41-year-old Mexican national is accused of orchestrating the importation of massive quantities of methamphetamine, cocaine, and heroin into the U.S. The Details: Cuenca-Marino was arraigned before Chief U.S. Magistrate Judge […]

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Delta Flight Makes Emergency Landing in Atlanta After Smoke Fills The Plane

A Delta flight headed to Columbia, South Carolina made an emergency landing Monday after smoke filled the cabin shortly after takeoff from Atlanta. 🚨 Why It Matters: The incident raises serious questions about aircraft safety and emergency protocols that affect thousands of daily travelers passing through Atlanta’s Hartsfield-Jackson International Airport. ✈️ What Happened: 🌎 The […]

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Pedestrian Accidents: Who’s Liable and How to Seek Compensation

Pedestrian accidents are becoming increasingly common, with alarming numbers reported each year.  According to the World Health Organization (WHO), over 270,000 pedestrians lose their lives on the road annually. This isn’t just a statistic, it’s a harsh reality that affects countless families and communities. Beyond the physical injuries, victims’ families often struggle with mounting medical […]

Posted inBusiness

These Georgia Joann Stores Will Be Closing Soon

The craft store chain is shuttering permanently— including a dozen Georgia shops— leaving employees jobless and DIY communities without local fabric hubs. 📌 Why It Matters: Thousands of Georgians who relied on Joann’s for last-minute sewing supplies or crafts now face limited in-person options, while workers at 12 locations lose steady paychecks in a tightening […]

Posted inHealth

CDC Layoffs: Fired Workers Rally for Support in Georgia

This entry is part 13 of 42 in the series Health Care In Crisis

Public health employees and contractors who lost their jobs at the Centers for Disease Control and Prevention gathered at the Georgia Capitol in Atlanta on Friday to put a face on the mass terminations and demand that state officials speak up for them with the Trump administration. The federal agency laid off hundreds of workers […]

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