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BE HEARD: Georgia Officials Open I-85 Improvement Plan Talks For Public Comment

Transportation officials have identified 16 potential projects to improve travel along the busy I-85 corridor between I-285 and I-985 in Georgia. The proposed improvements target an 18-mile stretch primarily in Gwinnett County, with a small portion in DeKalb County. The corridor currently serves more than 300,000 daily users. “The potential projects were identified to improve […]

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Gunfire Erupts at Atlanta Waffle House

A late-night dispute at a Waffle House on Northside Drive escalated into gunfire early Monday morning, damaging multiple vehicles but leaving no one injured. What We Know: Atlanta police officers responded to reports of shots fired at 1099 Northside Drive at around 12:08 a.m. on April 21. When they arrived, they found a Fulton County […]

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2 Georgia Coal Plants Can Pump More Mercury Into The Air: Here’s Why

Clean energy advocates say that a new exemption granted by the Trump administration for dozens of power plants – including two in Georgia – is the latest example of federal policy favoring the coal industry despite pollution concerns. Earlier this week, the Environmental Protection Agency approved a two-year exemption allowing Georgia Power’s Plant Bowen and […]

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The Different Reasons Why Accidents Happen at Red Lights

Red light accidents are a serious legal and safety concern, often resulting in injuries, property damage, and legal consequences. These collisions stem from reckless driving, distractions, mechanical failures, and poor visibility. Understanding the legal repercussions of running a red light is crucial since violators may face fines, license suspension, or criminal charges. Examining the causes […]