The Gist: No criminal charges will be brought against the Georgia State Patrol Troopers involved in the fatal shooting of Manual Paez Teran. According to George R. Christian of the Stone Mountain Judicial Circuit, the use of lethal force was deemed reasonable in the circumstances of the case. The Details: On January 18, a joint […]
Georgia Residents Won’t Have to Pay Gas Tax Again Until November 11
ATLANTA – Gov. Brian Kemp has extended the temporary suspension of Georgia’s sales tax on gasoline and other motor fuels for another month. The Republican governor cited ongoing inflation and an uncertain economy caused by what he called irresponsible policies at the federal level for the need to keep the suspension he ordered last month […]
Three Arrested in Shooting of 21-year-old at Macon Apartment Complex
The Gist: Three people have been arrested and charged in the shooting of a 21-year-old male who remains in critical condition after he was shot at an apartment complex on Riverside Drive in Macon. The Details: On Tuesday, October 3, around 2 p.m., shots disrupted the peace at MAV at North Macon, 5578 Riverside Drive. […]
Georgia Lawmakers Angle For Solutions to Public Fishing Rights Dispute
ATLANTA – Legislation on fishing access Georgia lawmakers may take up during this winter’s legislative session will pit public interest against private property rights. That was the takeaway message from the initial meeting this week of a House study committee on fishing rights created at the end of this year’s session. The legislature passed a […]
Haunted Georgia: Savannah’s Sorrel-Weed House is a Hub of Paranormal Activity
Nestled in the heart of Savannah, the Sorrel-Weed House stands as a majestic testament to the city’s rich past. But, for many, its grandeur and historic significance are overshadowed by the tales of hauntings and ghostly apparitions that have made it one of the most intriguing paranormal sites in the South. Let’s delve deeper into […]
Is it Time For A Third Political Party in The United States?
(The Center Square) – The majority of Americans want a third political party, polling shows. According to a new Gallup poll, 63% of surveyed Americans say both the Democratic and Republican parties do a “poor job” and that a third political party is needed. That marks only the third time more than 60% of Americans […]
72-year-old Moses Kitchen Has Been Found
Update: According to the Gwinnett County Police Department, Moses Kitchen has been found and is safe. The original story is below. SNELLVILLE — Concerns are mounting for a 72-year-old Snellville man who went missing earlier today, with local authorities asking the community to help find him. Moses Kitchen, a resident of the Quinn Ridge Drive […]
Bomb Threat at an Atlanta High School. What We Know
The Gist: A bomb threat at Coretta Scott King Young Woman’s Academy prompted an early dismissal of students, leading to an evacuation. Parents are now being urged to pick up their children. The Details: Following the unexpected threat, students were swiftly removed from the premises. For their safety and ease of access for parents, students […]
Find Out What’s on Dunwoody’s Ballot in November
The Gist: On October 12, Dunwoody residents can dive deep into what’s coming up on the November 7 ballot, like park improvements, road funding, and potential tax changes. The Details: From 6-8 p.m., Dunwoody City Hall will be the place to get all the facts about these upcoming ballot choices. In Context: A few months […]
Here’s How Georgia High School Seniors Can Get Into College Without Having to Apply First
ATLANTA – Since not every Georgia high school senior will reach out to one of the state’s universities, colleges or technical colleges, the schools are about to come to them. Gov. Brian Kemp unveiled GEORGIA MATCH Thursday, the largest direct-to-college admission initiative in the nation. Starting next week, more than 120,000 high school seniors in […]
