As it is every year, January is National Radon Action month. However, this year feels different, as many people are spending more time at home to keep each other safe and healthy. This makes it even more important that we test our homes for radon, a colorless, odorless gas that is the second-leading cause of […]
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Georgia elections chief debunks voting system ‘hack’ claim
A video clip from a Georgia State Senate hearing made the rounds yesterday after one of the witnesses at the hearing claimed he had just hacked into the state’s voting system. Georgia Secretary of State Brad Raffensperger went on the defense Friday releasing a statement debunking the hacking claims and calling J. Hutton Pulitzer — […]
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How to watch the Rose Parade today
Holidays and festivities during a pandemic have been a challenge both for organizers and those who make those festivities part of their annual tradition. If the annual Rose Parade is a big part of your New Year’s Day tradition or if it is just something that always runs in the background, you’re in luck. While […]
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Most popular news stories of 2020 in Georgia
We’ve given our list of the top 20 stories of 2020 in Georgia, highlighting the news issues and events that shaped the Peach State in 2020. However, the stories that are important and carry significant statewide impact are not always the stories that get the attention of readers. What follows is a rundown of the […]
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Sen. David Perdue quarantines after coronavirus exposure
Georgia Sen. David Perdue will be quarantining after being informed he was exposed to someone who tested positive for coronavirus recently. Perdue’s campaign released a statement Thursday about the exposure and said the senator had been in close contact with someone on the campaign who tested positive for COVID-19. Both Perdue and his wife tested […]
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Do you know about the new laws going into effect in Georgia in 2021?
Legislation the General Assembly passed this year covering a wide range of subjects from health care to law enforcement to Georgia’s foster care system will take effect with the new year. Here is a summary of key bills that will take effect Jan. 1: House Bill 888 takes aim at the practice of “surprise billing” […]
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Dunwoody police search for suspects in Christmas Eve robbery
DUNWOODY — Police in Dunwoody are asking for your help identifying the suspects in the Christmas Eve robbery at Macy’s. According to the Dunwoody Police Department, three unidentified black men entered Macy’s at about 12:40 p.m. on Christmas Eve and were caught shoplifting. When the store’s loss prevention officer confronted the men, one of the […]
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Bonnie & I wish President Trump and the First Lady a speedy recovery. Our prayers are with them as they fight this virus. https://t.co/vHR6fhPN2R — David Perdue (@sendavidperdue) October 2, 2020
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Looks like somebody should be more consistent with wearing a mask like our next POTUS @JoeBiden! #VOTE — Senator Nikema Williams (@NikemaWilliams) October 2, 2020
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We are in a very serious situation as a country. I’m praying for sound judgment in our various leaders at this time. It’s not just about individuals, it’s about continuity of our institutions. — Josh McLaurin (@JoshforGeorgia) October 2, 2020