Digital gaming interfaces have undergone a massive shift recently. It is not just about simple animations anymore. It is about high-pressure production. We are talking about environments that mirror a live TV studio. This tech, specifically the broadcast infrastructure, is the bridge between a physical room and your screen. It ensures every single card flip […]
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Woman killed in I-75 shooting near Atlanta Airport
A 34-year-old woman is dead after a shooting on Interstate 75 near Hartsfield-Jackson Atlanta International Airport Tuesday evening — and police are still trying to figure out exactly where the gunfire came from. What’s Happening: Atlanta Police responded just after 6:15 p.m. to reports of a shooting near I-75 North and North Central Avenue. Officers […]
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Georgia college tuition will increase next year
Tuition will rise 1% for Georgia students attending one of the state’s public colleges or universities, the state Board of Regents decided Tuesday. The regents also increased tuition 3% for out-of-state students attending one of the University System of Georgia campuses. “With enrollment at record levels, we’re focused on limiting new financial hurdles and delivering […]
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BioLab chemical fire case goes to Georgia Supreme Court
(The Center Square) – The Supreme Court of Georgia will hear oral arguments on April 21 related to a 2024 chemical fire in Conyers. The fire at BioLab Chemicals forced residents to evacuate for several weeks due to chemical emissions that elevated chlorine levels. The Supreme Court will hear arguments in the case involving residents who […]
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Fraser Street closed in Roswell through October for hotel construction
A stretch of Fraser Street in Roswell has been closed since April 10 and will remain closed through October 30 while construction continues on the nearby Chambray Hotel. What’s Happening: The closure affects Fraser Street between Alpharetta Street and Norcross Street. Detour routes are marked along both of those streets. What’s Important: Residents and businesses […]
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Meet the next superintendent of Carroll County Schools
The Carroll County school board has picked its own Associate Superintendent of School Performance, Dr. Jessica M. Ainsworth, as the only finalist to become the district’s next superintendent. The move comes as Superintendent Scott Cowart prepares to retire in June after 16 years leading the district. What’s Happening: Ainsworth has worked for Carroll County Schools […]
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Georgia Governor’s race gets ugly over immigration
A billionaire healthcare CEO is spending tens of millions of dollars to flood Georgia airwaves with ads targeting immigrants, transgender people, and DEI. Why It Matters: Georgia residents are watching a Republican primary race that could determine who runs the state, and right now, it’s being shaped less by policy debate and more by who […]
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Former High Museum executive charged with stealing $600K
The former top operations official at Atlanta’s High Museum of Art was formally charged in federal court Tuesday with stealing more than $600,000 from the museum. What’s Happening: 59-year-old Brady Lum served as the High Museum’s chief operating officer from January 2019 until he resigned in December 2025. On Tuesday, he appeared before U.S. Magistrate […]
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Photos surface of Georgia Republican lawmaker in blackface
Dalton Republican state Rep. Kasey Carpenter is facing criticism after a photo of him dressed in blackface has been circulating on social media.State Rep. Kasey Carpenter, left, has come under fire for this photograph of a costume party he attended in blackface portraying Kanye West. Photo via Rep. Kasey Carpenter’s Facebook page The grainy photo […]
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8 in 10 Georgians want health insurance subsidies kept
Americans are very divided on major issues, as are Georgians. But there is one thing we agree on- our citizens need healthcare insurance, as will be discussed below, examining polling data. Unfortunately, it is very difficult to even understand our non-system of health insurance. So first, let’s understand how Americans are covered now, including- government programs (34%), […]
