Groups that promote access to abortion and medical services for Black women said Thursday that uncertainty about Georgia’s abortion restrictions were to blame for the decision to keep a brain dead, pregnant mother on life support. Georgia’s so-called “heartbeat” law bans abortion once cardiac activity is detected in a fetus, typically six weeks into pregnancy. […]
Memorial Day Weekend Weather Forecast for Georgia
The much-anticipated Memorial Day weekend will welcome warm weather warriors with mostly magnificent conditions before Monday’s moisture moves in. Temperatures will climb into the 90s by Sunday, with rain holding off until the holiday itself. ☀️ What We Know: Friday features fantastic conditions with sunny skies and a high near 84 degrees. Winds will remain […]
A Tornado Struck Northwest Georgia Tuesday Night
A powerful storm system spawned a tornado in Gordon County Tuesday night. No one died. 🌪️ Why It Matters: Your neighbors in Sonoraville and surrounding communities woke up to damaged property and blocked roads, showing how quickly severe weather can strike with little warning. 🚨 What Happened: Weather radar detected a tornado moving west to […]
Georgia Hurricane Season Predictions: What to Expect
As communities continue to recover from last year’s Hurricane Helene, federal forecasters are predicting another vigorous storm season this year. The National Weather Service is expecting an above-average number of hurricanes, giving 60% odds of above-normal activity in the Atlantic Ocean, 30% for near-normal and 10% for below-normal. “Warm sea surface temperatures (are) probably the […]
Georgia 4-Year-Old Dies in ATV Crash
A 4-year-old boy died Sunday evening when an ATV overturned in Forsyth County, throwing both him and the teenage driver from the vehicle. 🚔 What Happened: The Forsyth County Sheriff’s Office responded to Valley Stream Drive near Campground Road around 7:45 p.m. Sunday after receiving reports of an ATV crash. Investigators believe the 16-year-old driver […]
Memorial Day and Summer at Lake Lanier: What’s Open and What’s Closed
⚡ This Just In: Senator Raphael Warnock announced the U.S. Army Corps of Engineers will scale back Lake Lanier park closures following pressure from his office and Georgia residents. The Corps originally planned to close 23 parks indefinitely but reduced that number to 11. Warnock blamed “reckless Trump Administration policies” for creating staffing shortages that […]
What is Georgia’s Best Memorial Day Cookout Spot?
Thousands of Georgia families have spoken, and Don Carter State Park stands alone as the state’s premier destination for Memorial Day grilling. The lakeside haven beat out dozens of competitors in a new survey that has cookout enthusiasts reaching for their coolers and charcoal. 🔥 What We Know: A survey of 3,012 families just crowned […]
Gen Z College Graduates Are Going Blue Collar: Here’s Why
If you thought every college grad wanted a corner office and a latte machine, think again. Nearly half of Generation Z adults are trading in their diplomas for hard hats, and they are not looking back. 🔎 What We Know: A new survey from ResumeBuilder.com shows that 42% of Gen- Z adults are either working […]
generation articles
Keep In Mind: While articles about a given generations trends or choices can be fun, these trends are often driven by necessity, not desire, rejection of an idea, or a generational movement. For example, Millennials couldn’t afford home ownership or new cars because of student loans and economic factors, not because they preferred renting and […]
Savannah School District Faces Lawsuit Over Handling of Sexual Abuse
A Savannah-Chatham County school police sergeant says he faced pay cuts and demotion after reporting sexual abuse allegations against a fellow officer. The claims, now at the center of a new lawsuit, raise questions about how the district handles reports of misconduct and whistleblower protections. 🚨 Why It Matters: Parents and students trust school police […]
