A teenager died by suicide Monday night after leading Forsyth County deputies on a pursuit in a stolen police vehicle. What Happened: Authorities say a Sandy Springs police car was stolen from an officer’s driveway in Forsyth County just before 7 p.m. Monday, January 6. Deputies located the vehicle minutes later near Peachtree Parkway and […]
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Political Drama in Georgia: Republicans Take Aim at Each Other
Former Lt. Gov. Geoff Duncan has been expelled from the Georgia Republican Party for endorsing Vice President Kamala Harris for president last year. “By his pattern of conduct, Duncan has forfeited any claim to being even a nominal ‘Republican,’ ” the state GOP’s executive committee wrote in a resolution its members passed unanimously on Monday. […]
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Jimmy Carter’s Motorcade Will Make its Way Through Cobb County Today
Atlanta and Cobb County drivers should brace for temporary road closures today as President Jimmy Carter’s remains are transported to Washington, D.C., for final honors at the U.S. Capitol and a national service later this week. Why It Matters: Commuters in and around Atlanta may face disruptions as the motorcade honoring President Carter travels from […]
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Water Main Break Causes Service Outages in DeKalb
Crews in DeKalb County are working to repair a broken water main that has left many residents and businesses along Covington Highway without water service this morning. What’s Happening: The DeKalb County Department of Watershed Management says a six-inch water line broke earlier today. As a result, people in the area are experiencing little to […]
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Meeting a Medical Malpractice Lawyer for the First Time? Read This Guide
One of the first things you’ll need to do if you or someone you care about has been hurt by a doctor or hospital is meet with a medical malpractice lawyer. This meeting is when you’ll find out if you have a solid case and what to do next. The good news is that most […]
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Feeling Down After the Holidays? You’re Not Alone
If you’re feeling sluggish or down after the holidays, you’re in good company. A new survey shows 84 percent of Americans report experiencing the winter blues. What’s Happening: A study by Solitaire Bliss shows how people are dealing with seasonal sadness. The survey pinpoints popular ways to shake off the winter slump. What It Means […]
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Who is Liable When Someone Else Drives Your Car and Gets in an Accident?
When you allow someone else to drive your car, you trust them with your vehicle and your financial and legal responsibilities. Liability becomes crucial if an accident occurs while someone else is behind the wheel. Knowing the financial implications of an accident is essential in navigating this complex situation and determining who bears the responsibility. How […]
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What Are The Chances of Snow in Georgia on Friday?
Snowfall is becoming more likely later this week in north Georgia, with the heaviest accumulations expected in the mountains. What’s Happening: Forecasters are growing more confident about snow arriving between Friday and Saturday across the northern part of the state. Current models show the greatest chance for at least one inch of snow in the […]
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MARTA Police Charge Third Suspect with Murder in Bus Driver Shooting
MARTA police have charged a third suspect with murder in the shooting death of MARTA bus driver Leroy Ramos. Just The Facts: The Details: According to MARTA police, Ramos was shot following an argument at the Decatur Station. The immediate arrests of two suspects were followed by a manhunt for the third, who later surrendered […]
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Fulton County School Board Wants Out of Statewide Property Tax Cap
Fulton County school officials are considering opting out of Georgia’s new property tax cap, which voters approved in November. Residents will have three public hearings to discuss the issue. The hearings are required by law. What’s Happening: House Bill 581, also known as the “Save Our Homes Act,” passed by the Georgia General Assembly and […]