Transportation officials have identified 16 potential projects to improve travel along the busy I-85 corridor between I-285 and I-985 in Georgia. The proposed improvements target an 18-mile stretch primarily in Gwinnett County, with a small portion in DeKalb County. The corridor currently serves more than 300,000 daily users. “The potential projects were identified to improve […]
Questions About Use of Force at Marjorie Taylor Greene Town Hall Remain Unanswered
At a town hall in Acworth last week for Marjorie Taylor Greene, the Acworth police came under fire for the tasing of two attendees. The incident sparked concerns about the intersection of use of force and the first amendment rights to freedom of speech and freedom of assembly. The Georgia Sun sent several questions to […]
Gunfire Erupts at Atlanta Waffle House
A late-night dispute at a Waffle House on Northside Drive escalated into gunfire early Monday morning, damaging multiple vehicles but leaving no one injured. What We Know: Atlanta police officers responded to reports of shots fired at 1099 Northside Drive at around 12:08 a.m. on April 21. When they arrived, they found a Fulton County […]
Suspect On The Loose in Shooting Near Marietta Park
Shots rang out near Elizabeth Porter Park Monday afternoon, sending two victims to local hospitals with non-life-threatening injuries. Marietta residents should be aware that a suspect remains at large. 🚨 Why It Matters: The daytime shooting in a public area raises safety concerns for local families who frequent the park. 🔍 What’s Happening: Police responded […]
Why Gamers Are Flocking to Casino-Style Games in 2025
In 2025, gaming is more diverse, immersive, and fast-paced than ever, but one surprising trend has taken even industry veterans off guard: the rising popularity of casino-style games among a wide swath of gamers. What used to be considered a niche corner of online gambling is now one of the fastest-growing entertainment segments in the […]
2 Georgia Coal Plants Can Pump More Mercury Into The Air: Here’s Why
Clean energy advocates say that a new exemption granted by the Trump administration for dozens of power plants – including two in Georgia – is the latest example of federal policy favoring the coal industry despite pollution concerns. Earlier this week, the Environmental Protection Agency approved a two-year exemption allowing Georgia Power’s Plant Bowen and […]
Why Georgia Is One of the Best States for Starting a Farm
Farmers are making a major comeback in the United States, and many are finding success in Georgia. There are many excellent places in America to start a hobby or commercial farm of any size, but you’ll find many benefits in this particular southern state compared to others. If you live in Georgia already, you may […]
Gas Prices in Georgia Are Giving Drivers Relief at The Pump
Gas prices across Georgia are on a steady slide, giving drivers a little relief as summer approaches. ⛽ What We Know: Georgia’s average price for regular unleaded gas sits at $2.92 per gallon as of Monday. That is 6 cents lower than last week and 51 cents cheaper than this time last year. It is […]
How Will The Catholic Church Choose The Next Pope?
The death of Pope Francis this morning marks the beginning of a sacred and centuries-old process to select a new leader for the world’s 1.3 billion Catholics. 🔍 What We Know: The College of Cardinals will now gather at the Vatican to elect a successor through a secretive process called a conclave. Cardinals under 80 […]
License Plates in Georgia: What Do the Laws Say?
You may wonder about license plate rules and regulations as a Georgia driver. Understanding these laws is essential to avoid potential fines or penalties. First and foremost, all vehicles in Georgia must have rear license plates displayed at all times. Law enforcement agencies nationwide have recognized the benefits of having a front plate on a car. […]
