A Fulton County Superior Court judge has upheld a ruling by the Georgia Public Service Commission (PSC) granting Sandersville Railroad Co. the right to take land from several property owners for a planned rail spur. However, Judge Craig Schwall also issued a partial stay preventing the company from invoking the power of eminent domain to […]
Todd and Julie Chrisley Ask Donald Trump For Pardon
The Chrisleys aren’t done fighting. Attorneys for reality TV stars Todd and Julie Chrisley say they plan to ask President Donald Trump for a pardon. The couple, convicted of bank fraud and tax evasion, remains behind bars. 🔎 Why It Matters: The Chrisleys’ legal battles have drawn national attention, but a presidential pardon—especially from Trump—would […]
Political Battle Brews Over Georgia’s Summer Meal Program Decision
Georgia’s apparent decision to forgo federal funding for a summer meal program has sparked a heated political debate, with Democrats pressing Governor Brian Kemp for answers. 🍽️ What’s Happening: The state failed to meet key deadlines to join the U.S. Department of Agriculture’s Summer EBT program, also known as “Sun Bucks.” The program provides $40 […]
Suspicious Package Prompts Courthouse Evacuation in Decatur
A suspicious package found at the DeKalb County Courthouse led to a temporary evacuation Wednesday morning. Just The Facts: The Details: Emergency crews responded to the scene, ensuring public safety while investigating the envelope. After a thorough examination, officials confirmed there was no danger, allowing normal courthouse operations to resume. Authorities have not yet released […]
Historic Homes in Georgia’s Golden Isles Open for Tours During Spring Ramble
Historic homes and sites in Brunswick, Jekyll Island, and Darien will be open for tours April 25-27 during the Georgia Trust for Historic Preservation’s Spring Ramble. The event offers a rare opportunity to step inside private homes and explore significant architectural landmarks. The tour begins Friday in Brunswick’s Old Town Historic District, where visitors will […]
Crowd Gathers in Atlanta to Protest Trump
Several hundred people gathered in Centennial Olympic Park bearing signs expressing outrage for a wide range of policies, especially restrictions on transgender Americans, the mass deportation of undocumented immigrants, support for Israel’s war in Gaza and the U.S. Supreme Court’s overturning of Roe v. Wade in 2022. Similar protests popped up across the country as […]
Domestic Dispute Ends With Police Shooting in Columbus
An early morning domestic dispute in Columbus escalated into gunfire when a suspect shot at responding police officers, prompting one officer to return fire. Just The Facts: The Details: Columbus police responded to a call about a domestic dispute early Thursday morning near 42nd Street and Lakewood Drive. When officers arrived, a male suspect fired […]
Here’s How Much Atlanta Residents Will Spend on Super Bowl Parties
Atlanta is near the top of the list for spending a huge share of weekly income on Super Bowl food and drinks. Residents may end up spending nearly 16% of their paycheck on party essentials. 🌟 What’s Happening: A new report from Bizinsure shows that Atlanta ranks third in the nation for big game day […]
Georgia Weather: Unseasonably Warm Temperatures Continue
Temperatures across Georgia are starting in the 50s and 60s this morning, with cloud cover lingering. Some light fog is present in northern counties but isn’t expected to cause major issues. What to Expect Today: Looking Ahead: A Change Coming?: By next weekend, temperatures are expected to drop closer to seasonal averages as the second […]
Arrest Made in Savannah Home Invasion
A brutal home invasion in Savannah sent a man to the hospital with serious head injuries. Now, police say they have the suspect in custody. Just the Facts: The Details: Savannah Police responded to a 911 call early Thursday morning and found an adult male inside his home, suffering from multiple head wounds. First responders […]