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- News
- Georgia News
Here’s How Many People Are Quitting Their Jobs in Georgia
Georgia investigation forces Pennsylvania-based company to improve upkeep of Peach State cemeteries
Georgia Ports Authority to spend $430M to improve container port in Savannah
This Is the City with the Lowest Rent in Georgia
April Net Tax Revenues Up 78.9%
- National News
Tracking school shootings not a science: One list conflates Columbine with an FBI informant shot dead in church parking lot
Universities reinstate mask mandates around the country
Poll: Families cancel vacations, summer camp because of inflation
Gas prices surge to new record high a day after stock market plummets
Advocate Health: Six state, 67-hospital merger a taxpayer loss, one state treasurer says
- Crime & Safety
Intuit to pay $141 million over deceptive ‘free’ TurboTax e-filing claims
Georgia Resident Convicted by Federal Jury for Distributing Child Pornography
Reward Increased for 2005 Cold Case
Statesboro Police Make Arrest in Hilton Head Amber Alert.
Guilty plea halts trial for illegal alien who conspired to murder whistleblower
- Health
CDC study: Remote learning hurt kids’ mental health
Georgia DPH Moves to Weekly COVID-19 Data Reporting
With opioid deaths on the rise, group asks Biden to label fentanyl weapon of mass destruction
Federal Gov’t Settles with Kroger Over online COVID-19 vaccine registration accessibility
Red Cross in Desperate Need of Donations Amid Omicron Surge
- Georgia News
- Politics
- Local Gov’t Around GA
Effingham Co. Cites ORR ‘Miscommunication’ After Attorney General Intervention
Screven County Attorney Resigns, Recommends Attorney Repping Neighboring County on His Way Out
Records Show Concerning Response to Reckless Driver in Guyton
EIP funds prep Waynesboro for upcoming dairy development
City of Guyton Claims Defamation, Demands Written Apology from Reporter Over Public Records Reporting
- Georgia Legislature
Georgia House subcommittee to examine recruiting and retention challenges for state’s workforce
Georgia lawmakers pass bill to update criminal data and allow proactive investigation of voter fraud
Georgia Legislature passes college free speech bill
Georgia lawmakers approve $30.2 billion budget as 2022 session draws to a close
Georgia lawmakers sign off on flat tax
- State Politics
Georgia to create behavioral threat assessment teams to improve school safety
Kemp signs executive order to extend suspension of Georgia’s motor fuel tax until July 14
Kemp ponders extending Georgia motor fuel tax suspension
Gubernatorial, U.S. Senate races represent biggest storylines for Georgia’s primary election
Experts say Georgia policymakers should remove governmental barriers to job creation
- National Politics
Lights, camera, subsidy: Tax credits for film a political favorite, with questionable success
Justice Thomas: ‘We are in danger of destroying the institutions … required for a free society’
Ossoff & Rubio Partner on Initiative to help Law Enforcement Officers, First Responders Become Homeowners
U.S. representative and pharmacist from Georgia urges Biden to schedule fentanyl as drug of abuse
Ossoff, Colleagues Urge Companies to Increase Production of Baby Formula Amid Shortage
- Local Gov’t Around GA
- Opinions
- Columns
Op-Ed: Big Labor fights dirty over control of Southeast port jobs
Op-Ed: Sen. Marshall right to oppose swipe fee increases
Op-Ed: If all government is local, so are elections
COLUMN: 2022 Midterm Attention Provides Georgia Lawmakers Opportunity to Set the Standard on Kidney Care
Op-Ed: Health misinformation can be deadly
- Columns
- Justice & Sunlight
- Courts
Combative Tone Dominates Day 2 of Trial for Man Charged with Attempted Murder of Effingham Deputy
Trial Begins for Man Who Stabbed Effingham Deputy 6 Years Ago
Next State Court Judge Holds Keys to Reform for Effingham’s Poor Track Record for DUIs
Bulloch Jury Finds 2 ‘Not Guilty’ in 2020 Murder of A’Nyah Davis
45 Years After Crime, Execution Scheduled for Convicted Murderer, Rapist
- Law Enforcement
Combative Tone Dominates Day 2 of Trial for Man Charged with Attempted Murder of Effingham Deputy
Trial Begins for Man Who Stabbed Effingham Deputy 6 Years Ago
Records Show Concerning Response to Reckless Driver in Guyton
Georgia State Patrol Graduates 111th Trooper School
Georgia State Patrol Graduates Its First Accelerated Trooper School
- Courts
Bulloch Crime & Safety
Bulloch Inspections May 22-28 are public information, published by the Georgia Department of Public Health, and posted in a conspicuous location at the establishment....
National Politics
(The Center Square) – Pennsylvania’s film production tax credit was created in 2007 and now offers $70 million annually that can lower a production...
National News
(The Center Square) – A national website that provides commentary on legal and law issues posted a list of 245 schools where shootings occurred...
State Politics
(The Center Square) — Georgia is working to create Behavioral Threat Assessment Teams throughout the state as a part of a broader school safety...
Bulloch Local News
Beginning May 31 through the end of June, ongoing construction projects at William James Middle School will temporarily close all entrances to the school...
Bulloch Crime & Safety
The Bulloch Co Jail Booking & Incident Report 05/27/22 details arrests from Bulloch Co., Statesboro, Portal, Brooklet, and Georgia Southern. Incident reports are from...
State Politics
(The Center Square) — Georgia Gov. Brian Kemp signed an executive order to extend the suspension of the state’s excise tax on motor fuel...
State News
In what has been dubbed the Great Resignation, Americans have been quitting their jobs in record numbers in recent months – a trend that...
National News
(The Center Square) – As the school year draws to an end, American universities around the country are reinstating mask mandates. The University of...
