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Georgians Warned Against Diamond Shruumz Products After Severe Illness Reports

Health officials are warning consumers to avoid Diamond Shruumz-brand chocolate bars, cones, and gummies due to numerous reports of severe illness linked to undisclosed psychoactive compounds in these products. These edibles, often marketed as appealing snacks, pose serious health risks, particularly to children and teenagers. Despite a recall, some Diamond Shruumz products remain available online […]

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What is Georgia’s New Law on Squatted Trucks?

Georgia implemented a new law prohibiting the operation of ‘squatted’ trucks on public roads, citing safety concerns. 🚗 Why It Matters: This legislation directly impacts vehicle owners and modifiers in Georgia, potentially requiring changes to existing trucks and influencing future vehicle modifications. The law aims to improve road safety for all drivers by addressing visibility […]

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Black Church Leaders in Georgia Unite Behind Biden

Prominent African-American faith leaders gathered at the Georgia Capitol Thursday to support President Joe Biden’s re-election bid amid a growing chorus that he should step aside because of his age. The group’s news conference came two weeks after Democrat Biden’s poor performance in a nationally televised debate with presumptive Republican nominee Donald Trump in Atlanta […]

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Former Savannah Firefighter Sues City for Racial Discrimination and Retaliation

The City of Savannah and the Savannah Fire Department face a lawsuit from former fire department Battalion Chief Jeffrey Croslen. Croslen alleges he was repeatedly overlooked for promotion in favor of less qualified white candidates and faced demotion and retaliation after voicing concerns about racial discrimination. 🚒 The Details: Jeffrey Croslen, who served the department […]

Posted inTraffic & Transportation

Fed Up with Speeders? Cobb Neighborhoods Can Now Take Action

Cobb County residents frustrated with speeding cars in their neighborhoods now have more power to address the issue, thanks to recent policy changes. 🏡 Why It Matters: Homeowners can now more easily petition for traffic calming measures, giving them a stronger voice in protecting their community’s safety and quality of life. 🚗 What’s Happening: Residents […]

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18 Traffic Deaths Reported Over the Independence Holiday Travel Period

The Independence Day holiday travel period in Georgia saw 18 traffic deaths. The 102-hour period, which began on Wednesday, July 4, at 6 p.m. and concluded on Sunday, July 7, at 11:59 p.m., saw Georgia State Patrol Troopers investigating 12 fatal crashes. 🚨 The Details: Local agencies, including the Albany Police Department, Columbia County Sheriff’s […]