Jackie Johnson, Brunswick’s former district attorney, is accused of obstructing the investigation into Ahmaud Arbery’s 2020 murder. ⚖️ What’s Happening: Jury selection began this week in the trial of Jackie Johnson, who was Glynn County’s district attorney when Ahmaud Arbery, a 25-year-old Black man, was killed while jogging in February 2020. 📰 Why It Matters: […]
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Time Wellness Is Where Georgia Finds Mental Health Support That Works
Discover where Georgia finds mental health support that works with expert care, personalized solutions, and proven therapies.
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Which Georgia Counties Have The Most Rats?
The numbers are in, and they aren’t pretty for homeowners in some parts of Georgia. With winter driving rodents indoors in search of warmth and food, rodent infestations are now front and center. Here’s what you need to know about which Georgia counties are struggling most with rat and mouse infestations—and why. 🐀 What’s Happening: According […]
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Pocket Pokies Casino: 10 Expert Tips for Mastering Online Pokie Games in Australia
Are you looking to enhance your online pokie experience in Australia? Whether you’re a newbie or a seasoned spinner, Pocket Pokies is an Australian online casino brand you’ll want to know about. It’s a go-to platform for players eager to enjoy real money pokies Australia, offering a wide variety of games, features, and opportunities to […]
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MARTA Talks Bus Network Changes. Here’s Your Chance to Weigh In
Big changes are coming to MARTA’s bus network, and you have the chance to weigh in. The NextGen Bus Network is designed to reshape MARTA’s bus service to meet the needs of our growing metro area. 📅 Mark your calendar for two in-person meetings happening January 29. Here’s where and when: Can’t make it in […]
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WATCH: The Roswell State of The City Address
Roswell Mayor Kurt Wilson delivered his annual State of the City address last week, showcasing the city’s progress over the past year and outlining plans for the future. A State of the City address is an opportunity for the mayor to update residents on important topics like public safety, economic development, infrastructure, and community programs. […]
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Roswell Plans Big for Safer and More Walkable Streets
Roswell is stepping up its efforts to make the city safer and more connected. Mayor Kurt Wilson unveiled ambitious plans to improve sidewalks, roads, and trails during his State of the City speech, emphasizing a vision for a walkable community. 🚦 What’s Happening: Over the past two years, Roswell has launched more than 50 transportation […]
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Pro Tip: Don’t Try to Sell Stolen Items Online
Gwinnett County detectives cracked a burglary case with a modern twist—tracking down a suspect by spotting stolen items for sale online. Just the Facts: The Details: Detectives were investigating a string of burglaries when they spotted what appeared to be stolen goods posted on an e-commerce site. This online listing led them straight to a […]
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How Did Johns Creek Get its Name?
As you may imagine, Johns Creek is named after the creek that runs through the city. However, the nomenclature of this stream reveals a deeper meaning, and the reasoning behind Johns Creek’s name carries a larger significance. Johns Creek was initially Cherokee Indian territory, and it wasn’t until the early 19th century that a community […]
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Will Georgia Get its Own State-Level DOGE?
(The Center Square) – Lt. Gov. Burt Jones compared a new Georgia bill targeting bureaucracy to the Department of Government Efficiency established by President Donald Trump. The “Red Tape Rollback Act of 2025” announced Friday would require state agencies to have a rule and regulation review every four years. Lawmakers could also ask for a “Small […]
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Georgia Fire Chief Shot to Death While Helping Motorist in Alabama
A Georgia fire chief lost his life after stopping to help a driver who had hit a deer in Alabama. What’s Happening: On Sunday, January 19, Bart Cauthen, a battalion chief with Coweta County Fire Rescue, noticed a vehicle that had struck a deer on County Road 267 in Chambers County, Alabama. He stopped to […]
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Savannah Officials Want Out of Statewide Property Tax Cap
Savannah residents may soon have a say in whether the city keeps protections under its local property tax exemption or moves forward with a new statewide cap voters approved last year. 🌟 What’s Happening: The City of Savannah is planning three public hearings in February to discuss opting out of Georgia State House Bill 581, […]
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The Incredible Shrinking Everything (Except My Rage)
I’ve officially had it. Shrinkflation, that sneaky combo of greed and deceit, has infiltrated every corner of my life. It’s not just the blatant thievery of paying more for less— it’s the insult of being expected not to notice. Well, I noticed. And I’m mad. Let’s start with restaurants. Remember when a health score of […]
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Weather: Georgia Warms Up Today
After a stretch of freezing temperatures, today brings a much-needed warm-up. Highs will reach the mid-50s, and fair weather clouds will dominate the skies. But keep your umbrella close—a shift is coming. Why It Matters: Warmer weather may lift spirits, but light rain Sunday night and Monday morning could complicate the start of your workweek. […]
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31-Year-Old Shot in Macon: Authorities Seek Information
A man was shot and killed late Saturday night in Macon’s 3900 block of Hattie Drive, and authorities are asking for the public’s help as they investigate what happened. Just The Facts: The Details: Deputies responded to the area following reports of a shooting. No suspects have been named, and investigators are urging anyone with […]
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Georgia Puppy Mill Investigation: 136 Dogs Rescued
A state investigation into a south Georgia puppy mill is ongoing after law enforcement officers with the Georgia Department of Agriculture seized 136 dogs Sunday and shut down the facility in Pierce County. The name of the kennel had not been released as of Thursday because the case is still open and charges may be […]
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East Point Police Seek Your Help in Solving a Homicide
East Point residents, police are turning to you for help after a fatal shooting. Investigators are asking anyone with information to come forward as they work to solve this case. What’s Happening: On Friday, January 12, East Point police responded to reports of a shooting around 9 p.m. at the intersection of Farley Street and […]
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How Will Georgia Lawmakers Address Property Tax Cap Opt-outs
(The Center Square) – A long list of government entities are opting out of a Georgia bill that would freeze property assessment at the rate of inflation. But some lawmakers are considering legislation to remove that option. Sen. Chuck Hufstetler, R-Rome, is one of those lawmakers. Rather than introducing a bill that would mandate the tax […]
