Federal authorities announced that six people from North Georgia have been charged as part of Operation Restore Justice, a nationwide effort led by the FBI to identify, track, and arrest people accused of child sex abuse. The operation, which ran from April 28 through May 1, resulted in the rescue of 115 children and the […]
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Victim Identified in Stone Mountain Killing: What We Know
A Stone Mountain man died Monday morning after a shooting that police say followed a domestic dispute. Authorities have now identified the man as 48-year-old Terrance Kinard. What We Know: Police say they found Kinard dead from at least one gunshot wound around 7:50 a.m. on Salem Drive in Stone Mountain. According to the Gwinnett […]
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A Closer Look at The Marietta High School Class of 2025
Marietta High School will honor 586 graduating seniors at its annual commencement ceremony at Northcutt Stadium on Thursday. The event will recognize students who are preparing for college, military service, and careers. “As our graduates cross the stage, they carry more than a diploma; they carry the belief that who they are matters. This moment […]
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How Are Tariffs Impacting Georgia’s Ports?
Businesses front-loading orders to avoid looming tariffs are continuing to drive containerized cargo traffic at the Port of Savannah. The port handled 515,500 twenty-foot equivalent container units (TEUs) last month, up 17% from April of last year and the third monthly record in a row, the Georgia Ports Authority reported Tuesday. “Our operations remain business-as-usual,” […]
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What are the Latest Online Casino and iGaming Regulations for Georgia?
Despite being one of the world’s most flourishing industries, online gambling has been slow to take off in the USA. Different states have their own laws regarding sports betting and online casinos, but there has been a push in recent times to legalize these activities in some regions. Georgia lawmakers have witnessed the success of […]
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Fifth-Grade Student Charged After Bringing Airsoft Gun To Georgia Elementary School
A fifth-grade student brought an airsoft revolver to Morgan County Elementary School Monday, according to a statement from Morgan County Sheriff Tyler Hooks. No students or staff were harmed. School officials determined the firearm was an imitation, not a real weapon. The sheriff called the matter serious, noting that even replica guns can cause panic […]
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Unlock Hassle-Free Drag and Drive Events with Expert Car Shipping
The rise of Drag and Drive events is easy to understand. Combining the adrenaline rush of the drag strip, the joy of a road trip, and the competitive juice of the best the racing world offers, Drag and Drive events mix high speeds and epic adventures for drivers of all classes and skill levels. If […]
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This Week’s Horoscopes: Mercury’s Messy, Leo’s Loud, and Pisces is Crying in the Shower Again
♈ Aries: This week emphasizes open and thoughtful communication. While you’re naturally direct, consider expressing your passions more subtly. Mercury’s being a drama queen, so think before you text that “u up?” Your inner fire is 🔥 but don’t burn the bridge and the forest. Midweek brings a surprise cash moment—spend it on something shiny […]
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Bottoms Makes it Official: She’s Running for Georgia Governor
Former Atlanta Mayor Keisha Lance Bottoms entered the 2026 race for governor Tuesday, vowing to push back against the disruption perpetrated by the Trump administration. “We know there’s a lot of chaos coming out of Washington, D.C.,” Bottoms, a Democrat, told Capitol Beat in an exclusive interview. “It’s been destabilizing to the economy. I’m a […]
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Georgia Gas Prices Creep Up Before Memorial Day
Gas prices are up again in Georgia, just in time for one of the busiest driving weekends of the year. 🛞 What’s Happening: Drivers in Georgia are now paying an average of $2.92 per gallon for regular unleaded gas. That’s up 4 cents from last week but still 1 cent cheaper than a month ago. […]