A strong cold front is moving through north Georgia, bringing the chance of snow showers and sharply colder temperatures early this week. What’s Happening: Overnight, gusty rain showers with isolated thunderstorms are expected ahead of the approaching front. Severe weather is unlikely, but heavy rainfall and strong winds may occur. By Monday, temperatures will drop […]
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Gwinnett County School Board Wants to Opt Out of Georgia’s Property Tax Cap
Gwinnett County school officials want to opt out of a property tax cap that Georgia voters approved by 63% in November. The school district is just the latest in a mad dash by local governments throughout the state to buck the will of voters and allow themselves to raise taxes beyond the inflation rate. What’s […]
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Jimmy Carter’s State Funeral: A Tribute in Georgia
Former President Jimmy Carter’s contributions to his country will be remembered next week at a national funeral in Washington, D.C. But on Saturday, it was Georgians’ turn to remember and honor their native son, as mourners lined streets and highways from Americus to Atlanta to say goodbye to the 39th president, who died Dec. 29 […]
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What Did Chick-fil-A Do to Its Waffle Fries?
Chick-fil-A is facing backlash from loyal customers over a change to its beloved Waffle Potato Fries. Fans say the fries no longer taste the same, and many are venting their frustrations online. What’s Happening: The popular Georgia-based fast-food chain recently updated its Waffle Potato Fries recipe. The company says the new formula is designed to […]
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WATCH: Jimmy Carter’s Funeral Motorcade in Georgia
Jimmy Carter’s state funeral has started. Today, the former president’s remains made their way from Sumter County to Atlanta where a private funeral will be held and he will lie in state until Tuesday. The funeral services have ended, but you can watch them on C-Span here.
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How to Watch Jimmy Carter’s Funeral Procession Through Georgia on Saturday
The state funeral for former President Jimmy Carter begins Saturday, January 4, in Georgia, as the nation prepares to honor the 39th president’s life and legacy. What’s Happening: The ceremonies start at 10:15 a.m. with a departure ceremony at Phoebe Sumter Medical Center in Americus, Georgia. Carter’s remains will be carried by pallbearers from the […]
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Ending Inhumane Conditions: Fulton County Jail Update
The Justice Department has entered into a consent decree with Fulton County calling for a series of improvements at the county jail aimed at ending violations of prisoners’ constitutional rights, the federal agency announced Friday. The feds launched an investigation into conditions at the Fulton County Jail in July 2023 based on complaints that jail […]
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Could it Snow in Georgia This Weekend?
North Georgia residents could see light snow early Sunday and Monday mornings as colder air moves into the area. What’s Happening: Higher elevations in north Georgia may experience brief, light wintry precipitation early Sunday and Monday mornings. No significant accumulations are expected, but slick roads could develop in isolated spots. Why It Matters: Even a […]
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The Ringling Bros. Circus is Back in Georgia After a 7-Year Hiatus
The iconic Ringling Bros. and Barnum & Bailey Circus is set to dazzle audiences in Georgia with its reimagined “Greatest Show On Earth.” The circus will perform at Atlanta’s State Farm Arena from February 14 to 17, 2025, followed by shows at Duluth’s Gas South Arena from February 21 to 23, 2025. What’s Happening: After […]
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Two Children Shot While Sitting on Their Couch in Atlanta
Two children, just 9 and 5 years old, were wounded late Thursday night after bullets fired from a parking lot pierced the walls of their northwest Atlanta home. Police say they believe the kids weren’t the intended targets, but they’re now recovering from gunshot wounds as detectives work to find those responsible. Just The Facts: […]