A 15-year-old boy who sheriff’s officials say expressed suicidal thoughts has gone missing after running from Doctors Hospital in Augusta on Thursday. 😔 Why It Matters: Griffin Ingram may be a danger to himself or others, according to authorities. The community’s help could be crucial in ensuring his safe return during this vulnerable time. 🚨 […]
Shooting at Forsyth County Apartments Was Not Random
A man was shot yesterday evening at The Juncture Apartments but has already been released from hospital. Deputies confirmed this wasn’t a random attack – the victim knew one of the suspects. 🔍 Why It Matters: For residents of suburban communities and apartment complexes, knowing whether a violent incident was targeted or random directly impacts […]
When Will Georgia’s Thunderstorms Stop?
After weeks of thunderstorms and heavy rainfall, Georgians should prepare for a dramatic shift to potentially dangerous heat starting this weekend. 🌡️ Why It Matters: The coming heat wave could pose serious health risks with heat indices expected to exceed 100 degrees across the state, requiring residents to take precautions against heat-related illnesses. 🌩️ By […]
Which Georgia Residents Are Most Likely to Pick Up Hitchhikers?
Savannah residents still believe in the kindness of strangers – at least when it comes to giving them a ride. 🚗 What We Know: A new survey from CashforCars.com reveals Savannah ranks highest among Georgia cities for drivers willing to pick up hitchhikers. The coastal city landed at number 42 nationwide, while Macon-Bibb (143), Columbus […]
Women’s Health Care: Why Do Other States Do Better Than Georgia?
It’s no secret Georgia has its problems. But the numbers behind women’s healthcare here are more than a problem. They’re a crisis. Georgia’s maternal mortality rate ranks among the worst in the country — worse than some developing nations. According to research conducted by Stateline, a whopping 64% of rural counties in Georgia have no […]
health action
🩺 Take Action: Georgia’s healthcare system won’t improve unless residents demand it. As a “business-friendly” state, Georgia often prioritizes the needs of businesses, including insurance companies, over patients — and that leaves many families behind. If you want better, tell your state lawmakers to invest in rural hospitals, expand access to care, and support programs […]
Tips to Lower Your Energy Bill This Summer
Summer has arrived, and Georgia Power wants to help you keep your home cool without breaking the bank. 🌡️ Why It Matters: As temperatures climb across Georgia, your air conditioner works overtime, potentially leading to shocking energy bills. The right programs could save you hundreds of dollars during the hottest months. 💰 Free Home Upgrades […]
Former Fox 5 Watchdog Randy Travis is Running For Lawrenceville City Council
Longtime investigative reporter Randy Travis wants to protect your tax dollars from the inside as he launches his campaign for Lawrenceville City Council Post 3. 🏙️ The Candidate’s Vision: Travis pledges to keep taxes and utility fees low while promoting diverse housing options. “I want to make sure everyone knows Lawrenceville welcomes smart growth – […]
Why is I-85 Backed Up at Ga. 400 Today?
A stalled vehicle on I-85 southbound past Ga. 400 is causing significant delays for morning commuters in Fulton County. The incident, reported early Thursday morning, has blocked one lane of the busy corridor. What We Know: The Georgia Department of Transportation reported the lane blockage at mile marker 84.4 on I-85 southbound, just past the […]
Teen Fighting For Life After Shooting in DeKalb Neighborhood
A teenager clings to life in critical condition after being shot early Thursday morning in a DeKalb County neighborhood. Residents near Briar Knoll Road woke to the sound of gunfire and police sirens as officers swarmed the area. What’s Happening: DeKalb County detectives are investigating the shooting that left the teen critically wounded. Police recovered […]
