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‘It’s entrapment’ I Lawmaker files bill to ban school zone speed cameras
Atlanta News First investigations found Georgia cities incorrectly ticketed drivers thousands of dollars while padding their ...
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MJQ Dance Club’s New Home is a Familiar Hellscape
The beloved Atlanta dance club has taken over the former Dante’s Down the Hatch space in all its sci-fi galore ...
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Hurricane relief, 3rd Macon mayor term: What’s the focus of Middle GA lawmakers this year?
Earlier this month, the Macon-Bibb County Board of Commissioners passed a resolution asking for the state to give Macon’s ...
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UPDATE: Person of interest identified in case of former FVSU coach’s death
Atlanta Police have identified 30-year-old Iquane Brown as a person of interest in the case of former Fort Valley State basketball coach Sammy Jackson.
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How gusto! is getting Atlanta to think local, but eat global
Mex, Pan-Asian or Mediterranean. But with their fresh ingredients and globally-inspired flavors, this Atlanta-based chain isn ...
People you should know for Black History Month 2025
February is Black History Month. Throughout this month we will showcase a prominent figure in Black History. Sam & Dave’s ...
Dooly State Prison inmate found dead Sunday, coroner says
A Dooly State Prison inmate is dead, Dooly County Coroner Brett Walls said. Walls said that a 58-year-old man was found dead ...
Georgia Power wants to keep coal plants alive to meet demand
Georgia Power Co. says it wants to keep burning coal to meet what it forecasts as the state’s increasing electrical demand.
Macon residents reacting to fear of immigration crackdowns. ‘They’d just rather stay at home’
The harsh realities of immigration enforcement under the Trump administration resonate deeply in Macon-Bibb, as the number of ...
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Despite challenges, Georgia’s Black architects make their mark on Atlanta
One Sunday in May 1917, on the first day of services at the newly built First African Methodist Episcopal Church in Athens, the congregation celebrated with a processional and mortgage burning.
Georgia Power wants to keep coal plants alive to meet electricity demand
Georgia Power Co. says it wants to keep burning coal to meet what it forecasts as the state’s increasing electrical demand.
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Fossil fuels to remain part of Georgia Power’s energy portfolio
IRPs, typically updated every three years, outline the mix of energy sources Georgia Power intends to rely on for power generation during the next two decades. The 2025 IRP acknowledges a soaring ...