Videos of Jacksonville police physically confront fans during the Florida-Georgia game have ignited public outrage and led to an internal investigation. The Jacksonville Sheriff’s Office is examining the incidents, as calls for police accountability grow amid concerns over the use of force at such high-profile events.
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Georgia Early Voting Analysis: Which Candidate Are Voters Breaking For?
When Rollin Jackson Jr. and other students at Morehouse College heard that turnout had been light at Flipper Temple AME Church, they quickly hatched a plan to march as a group to the polling place. A group of nearly 100 students – many of them first-time voters – gathered on the penultimate day of early […]
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8 Things You Didn’t Know About Zaxby’s and Its Georgia Beginnings
Zaxby’s isn’t just another chicken joint; it’s a Southern phenomenon. Born in a college town, its quirky name and secret sauces have transformed it into a cultural staple. With over 900 locations, this fast-casual giant blends community spirit and quality food, serving up a delicious slice of Southern life.
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Six Flags Honors Veterans and Military with Special Appreciation Days
Six Flags Over Georgia will honor Veterans and active-duty military personnel with Appreciation Days on November 9, 10, 16, and 17. Service members receive free admission, with discounted tickets for family at $9.99 each. Events include special presentations and a patriotic dance party, creating a festive atmosphere for all attendees.
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Meet The 9th Grade Georgia Student Who is America’s Top Young Scientist
Sirish Subash, a ninth grader at Gwinnett School of Mathematics, Science, and Technology, has been crowned “America’s Top Young Scientist” after winning the 2024 3M Young Scientist Challenge. Subash developed a groundbreaking AI-powered handheld pesticide detector named Pestiscand, earning him a $25,000 grand prize. Just The Facts: • Sirish Subash was an eighth grader at […]
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Albany Police Need Your Hep Finding Suspected Child Rapist
The Albany Police Department is urging residents to assist in locating Paul McCloud, who is wanted on a charge of rape. Just The Facts: • Paul McCloud is accused of the rape of a child. • He is described as being six feet tall and weighing approximately 180 pounds. • The request for public assistance […]
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Cobb County Man Sentenced to 11 Years For Concealing His Fiancé’s Death
Brooks Cleary, found guilty in the death of his fiancé Hailey Johnson, received an 11-year sentence Wednesday, far short of the prosecution’s 25-year request. The Details: Hailey Johnson died from a gunshot wound to the head in December 2022. Initially, Brooks Cleary, her fiancé, told paramedics that she had suffered a seizure. However, investigators found […]
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Gas Prices Rise Slightly in Georgia Ahead of Election Day
Georgia drivers are feeling the pinch with gas prices creeping up to $2.94 per gallon, a mere 2-cent rise, as Gov. Kemp reinstates the gas tax. While pain at the pump could continue, seasonal factors suggest relief is imminent. Drivers better prepare their wallets, though—holiday travel is looming.
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Georgia Weather: Rain and Cooler Temperatures Start Midweek
Georgia starts the week under a blanket of clouds with mild temperatures. Expect gradual clearing before a midweek shift, bringing showers and storms. ☁️ What’s Happening: Georgia begins the week with mild conditions: • Mostly cloudy skies persist through Monday morning. • Temperatures rise to the mid-70s by afternoon with some sunshine peeking through. Clouds […]
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Elections 101: What Happens if The Electoral College is a Tie?
Imagine this: a presidential election ends in a virtually unheard-of tie. Welcome to the chaotic realm of the Electoral College where 269 votes apiece stuns the nation. Suddenly, the House of Representatives, not the voters, decides the fate of America, risking gridlock and a president-opposing vice president cocktail.