A national accreditation has been renewed for the Milton Police Department after an in-depth review of more than 200 standards for policy, training, community engagement, and accountability. The Commission on Accreditation for Law Enforcement Agencies awarded the honor following a site visit, interviews with staff and residents, and a formal review. Only about 750 of […]
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Breezy Bites: 3 Georgia Spots Are Top Places For Outdoor Dining
Three Georgia neighborhoods are getting national attention for something locals have known for years — eating outside here just hits different. Savannah’s Historic District, Poncey-Highland in Atlanta, and Downtown Athens all landed on a new list of the best neighborhoods in the country for outdoor dining. 🍽 Why It Matters: Outdoor dining is part of […]
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The Heat is On Again in Georgia This Weekend
Georgia slides back to its summer default heat—right around 91—with much of the state sweating out upper-80s to mid-90s through midweek, according to the National Weather Service in Atlanta. 🌡️ Why It Matters: Heat index values flirting with triple digits change weekend plans and outdoor work. The weather service says some spots could feel like […]
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Weekly Horoscope Insights: Mercury is Out of Retrograde Now
Venus entered Cancer midweek and put the spotlight on emotional truths, while reality checks via Venus–Saturn and Venus–Neptune squares remind us that boundaries are acts of self-love. In short: Your horoscope this week is about speaking your truth, the real one, and making sure every word matters. ♈ AriesThis week, Aries, you’re running on pure […]
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School Bus Crash in Cobb County: What We Know
A school bus crash involving two SUVs and a bus stopped traffic near Marietta Friday morning. Drivers faced delays and worry at South Cobb Drive and Pearl Street. Cobb County School Officials confirmed the bus was a Cobb County bus. “Earlier today, a school bus was involved in an accident when another vehicle ran a […]
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Slow Down, Sandy Springs: School Zone Cameras Are Watching
If you drive past North Springs or Riverwood on a school day, mind your speed. Sandy Springs says its school-zone cameras are back on and ticketing drivers who push it. 🚸 Why It Matters: Kids are crossing. Buses are loading. One distracted minute can change a family’s year. The city’s automated cameras raise the odds […]
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3 Georgia Family Members Guilty in Pandemic Fraud Scandal
A Southwest Georgia man was convicted in federal court this week of wire fraud resulting from a pandemic fraud scheme involving family members. Tyreek Brown, 28, of Pelham faces a maximum of 30 years in prison to be followed by five years of supervised release and a $1 million fine. He will be sentenced at […]
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Sonny Perdue May Get a $50,000 Per Year Pay Raise
Chancellor Sonny Perdue, head of the University System of Georgia, could be getting a pay raise to the tune of $50,000, bringing his salary to $572,500. The Board of Regents voted to move the raise forward Tuesday and kick off a 30-day waiting period before they can vote on the raise. The vote came at […]
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These 22 Roads in Warner Robins Are Set for Resurfacing
Warner Robins residents could soon see smoother drives as the city tackles its worst roads with a multi-million dollar resurfacing project starting next month. 🛣️ Why It Matters: The $2.48 million investment comes as construction costs have skyrocketed, with the price to repave just one mile jumping 43% since 2023 — meaning your tax dollars […]
Posted inGeorgia Places
What Are Georgia’s Best Adventure Destinations?
Three Georgia outdoor destinations are gaining national recognition as adventure-seekers increasingly trade beach vacations for adrenaline-pumping getaways. 🏞️ Why It Matters: The growing popularity of Tallulah Gorge, Providence Canyon, and the Okefenokee Swamp could bring significant tourism dollars to these smaller Georgia communities while highlighting the state’s surprisingly diverse natural landscapes. 🧗♀️ What’s Happening: A […]
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Will Tropical Storm Erin Miss Georgia?
(The Center Square) – Coastline states of Florida, Georgia, South Carolina and North Carolina may be poised to miss a major hurricane. The National Hurricane Center, an arm of the National Oceanic and Atmospheric Administration, on Thursday morning was sporting a cone of probability map showing a turn to the north this weekend into Tuesday […]
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Pregnant Wife of Former Atlanta Hawks Player Attacked by Shark
Eleonora Boi, the six months pregnant and wife of former Atlanta Hawks player Danilo Gallinari, is recovering after a shark bit her thigh while swimming in Puerto Rico. The family was enjoying shallow waters when the unexpected attack occurred. 🏥 What Happened: Boi was in waist-deep water with her husband and children when she felt […]
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Milledgeville Water Main Break: What You Need to Know
A large water main break knocked out pressure today along Blandy Road from Highway 22 West to the Allenwood Subdivision, according to the City of Milledgeville. Crews expect to finish repairs by the end of the business day. 🚰 Why It Matters: Homes and businesses in the corridor may have little to no water until […]
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Georgia Woman Mauled by 5 Unleashed Dogs Moved to Comfort Care
Lives change fast. Neighbors in Union City are on edge after a brutal dog attack left a 62-year-old woman fighting to survive. Her family says doctors will shift her to comfort care on Thursday. What’s Happening: Family members say 62-Year-Old Donna Nguyen is unconscious on a ventilator at Grady Memorial Hospital after five off-leash dogs […]
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Residents Sued Georgia to Stop The Rivian Plant. The State Wants to Make Them Pay
A judge in Morgan County could set a precedent by forcing Georgia property owners who sued to halt development of a massive state-backed auto factory near their properties to pay for the other side’s legal costs. The case involves the proposed Rivian electric automobile plant on a rural stretch near Social Circle off Interstate 20. […]
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Savannah Opens Cooling Centers As Heat Index Hits Triple Digits
And just like that, Georgia’s cooler weather was over, giving way to extreme heat. Savannah is bracing for a dangerous heat day Thursday, with the National Weather Service warning heat index values could push between 106 and 111. City facilities, pools and splash pads will be open to give residents relief. 🌡️ Why It Matters: […]
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Kicking and Streaming: The Ultimate Platform for Georgia Soccer Fans
Whether you’re cheering for Atlanta United at Mercedes-Benz Stadium or catching every goal from your favorite international club, Xfinity just made it easier than ever to follow the beautiful game. Comcast has officially launched World Soccer Ticket, a new all-in-one video package designed specifically for soccer fans and it’s a game-changer for Atlanta’s vibrant soccer […]
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Van Catches Fire Outside Atlanta Airport
Plans changed fast for travelers at Hartsfield-Jackson Atlanta International Airport Wednesday night. A parked van caught fire outside the South Curb, forcing drivers and families to shift routes. 🚦 Why It Matters: Pickup lanes can shut without warning. Quick updates help you avoid delays and stay safe. 🚒 What’s Happening: 🕒 What’s New: 🧩 What’s […]
