Gwinnett County police say officers found a man dead from what appeared to be a gunshot wound early Sunday on Saddle Ridge Drive in unincorporated Snellville. Homicide detectives were questioning witnesses while the Crime Scene Unit processed the scene. What’s Happening: South Precinct officers responded around 3:10 a.m. to a “person down” call in the […]
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Best Automated Pre-Roll Machines for Georgia Cannabis Producers
Georgia cannabis producers tend to move carefully, and for good reason. Between compliance requirements, cost controls, and a market that rewards consistency over hype, most operators here focus on building processes that actually work day after day. That mindset becomes especially important once pre-roll demand starts to rise. Hand rolling might work early on, but […]
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Savannah Police Arrest 2 During Anti-ICE Protest March Downtown
Savannah Police said officers arrested two people Sunday during an anti-ICE protest near City Hall after a small group left the sidewalks and marched in the roadway. What’s Happening: Savannah Police said the arrests happened at about 12:05 p.m. Saturday near Bull Street and East Bay Street. Police said the group moved into the street […]
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House Fire Turns Into Homicide Investigation in Dalton
A fire at a Dalton home on South Grimes Street became a homicide and arson investigation after firefighters found a woman dead inside. Police say a vehicle tied to the home was later chased in Kentucky and crashed, killing the driver. What’s Happening: The Dalton Fire Department was called to a fire on South Grimes […]
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Under the Gold Dome: The Circus Rolls Back Into Town
Ladies and gentlemen, boys and girls, the Georgia Legislature goes back in session Monday, which means it is once again time to secure loose items, keep your hands inside the ride at all times, and explain to your children why the adults on television are yelling. Every January, the Gold Dome throws open its doors […]
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5 Best THC Drinks in Georgia: A Complete Guide
THC drinks are becoming easier to find in Georgia, and that has led to a lot of questions. People want to know what’s legal, what’s actually in these beverages, and where they can buy them without crossing any lines. If you’ve noticed THC seltzers and infused sodas popping up in local shops or online, you’re […]
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7 Best THCA Pre-Rolls in 2026
THCA pre-rolls have become one of the most talked-about hemp products heading into 2026. As laws around hemp-derived cannabinoids continue to evolve, many consumers are looking for options that stay within federal guidelines while still delivering a familiar flower experience. If you’ve walked into a smoke shop or browsed online hemp retailers recently, you’ve probably […]
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Woman Killed In Drive-By Shooting at East Point Funeral Home
A 55-year-old woman was shot and killed Jan. 9 at Gus Thornhill Funeral Home in East Point, according to the East Point Police Department. Police said she was there dropping off her daughter for a viewing. What’s Happening: Officers responded to a report of a person shot at the funeral home, police said. When they […]
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Will MARTA’s New Railcars Be Ready in Time For The FIFA World Cup?
MARTA says its new railcars are delayed but that multiple new trains are undergoing testing as the agency prepares for an expected increase in ridership during the 2026 FIFA World Cup. What’s Happening: MARTA responded to reports of delays in the delivery of its new CQ400 railcars. The authority said four new trains are currently […]
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DeKalb Commissioner Wants ICE Agents Out of Local Neighborhoods
DeKalb County Commissioner Ted Terry announced he will introduce a resolution condemning the fatal shooting of Renee Nicole Good by federal agents in Minneapolis and calling for the withdrawal of tactical federal immigration enforcement operations from DeKalb County residential neighborhoods. What’s Happening: Terry will present the resolution at a Board of Commissioners meeting Tuesday, January 13, […]