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Supreme Court to Georgia: You can’t charge people to read the law

A divided U.S. Supreme Court issued a decision Monday that Georgia can no longer copyright an annotated version of the state code, which it previously sold for a profit. Georgia claimed Public.Resource.Org initiated the case that rose to the U.S. Supreme Court, after the state claimed the nonprofit violated copyright law by making the state’s annotated […]

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I-75/I-85 after Edgewood Avenue will be closed early Thursday morning to reconstruct a fatal car crash

ATLANTA — The Atlanta Police Department will be closing a portion of I-75/I-85 before daybreak Thursday to reconstruct a fatal crash that happened April 20. The portion of the Interstate will close Thursday, April 30, starting at 3:30 a.m. and will result in the closing of I-75/I-85 North after the Edgewood Avenue exit. The reconstruction […]

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Here’s why COVID-19 cases spiked last week in Northwest Georgia

The Georgia Department of Public Health provided a detailed explanation as to why the number of COVID-19 cases spiked throughout Northwest Georgia last week and then leveled off. The department confirmed serologic-only antibody testing numbers were included in the state’s data. Serologic testing uses a finger-prick blood sample to test for a previous COVID-19 infection […]

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Vacation rentals in Georgia can resume Friday

Vacation rentals in Georgia will be allowed to reopen Friday following weeks of coronavirus-prompted closures. Gov. Brian Kemp gave the green light for bed-and-breakfast establishments and online bookings like Airbnb late Monday on the heels of allowing many other types of businesses to reopen in recent days, including dine-in restaurants, gyms, movie theaters and barbershops. On Twitter […]

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