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Georgia Data Centers Drive Record Warehouse Leasing in Atlanta

Georgia Data Centers Drive Record Warehouse Leasing in Atlanta

Georgia Data Centers Drive Record Warehouse Leasing in Atlanta
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Savannah's Starland District: A Creative Hub with Upcycled Charm

Savannah's Starland District: A Creative Hub with Upcycled Charm

Savannah's Starland District: A Creative Hub with Upcycled Charm
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Betty Jean Uriegas Remembered for Courage and Service

Betty Jean Uriegas Remembered for Courage and Service

Betty Jean Uriegas, a former Hall County Sheriff's deputy, passed away on August 8, 2026, at the age of 66. Uriegas, who became a C4 quadriplegic following a line-of-duty accident in 1994, was celebrated for her resilience and dedication. Despite her injury, she continued to inspire her community and was recognized with the Medal of Valor and the Purple Heart. Her funeral services are scheduled for August 15, 2026, at Memorial Park South Chapel in Flowery Branch, Georgia.
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Georgia Voters to Decide on 911 Modernization and Other Constitutional Amendments

Georgia Voters to Decide on 911 Modernization and Other Constitutional Amendments

Georgia voters will have the opportunity to vote on three proposed amendments to the state constitution in the upcoming November elections. One of the key amendments is the creation of the Georgia Next Generation 9-1-1 Fund, which aims to modernize the state's 911 services. This modernization would allow for the integration of new technologies, enabling callers to send text messages, pictures, and videos to emergency dispatchers. The current 911 infrastructure in Georgia has remained largely unchanged since 1968, despite significant technological advancements. The other two amendments include increasing a property tax exemption for farmers and making probate judges nonpartisan.
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Douglasville Man Convicted of $2.7M Fraud Targeting Elderly

Douglasville Man Convicted of $2.7M Fraud Targeting Elderly

Babajide Adesayo, a 41-year-old man from Douglasville, Georgia, has been convicted of stealing over $2.7 million from elderly victims through online scams. Adesayo established relationships with victims, convincing them to send money for various fabricated needs. The funds were then laundered through overseas accounts. Adesayo faces sentencing in November, with potential penalties of up to 20 years for conspiracy counts and 10 years for money laundering charges.
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Georgia Republican Senate candidate stumping in Augusta; here's where

Georgia Republican Senate candidate stumping in Augusta; here's where

Augusta's congressman, U.S. Rep. Rick Allen, will join Collins in the public appearance.
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DOJ Expands Federal-State Partnerships to Combat Medicaid Fraud

DOJ Expands Federal-State Partnerships to Combat Medicaid Fraud

The U.S. Department of Justice's National Fraud Enforcement Division (NFED) has announced new charges of Medicaid fraud across the Southeast, resulting from enhanced federal-state partnerships. These charges involve 17 cases across seven states, including Alabama, Florida, Georgia, Louisiana, Mississippi, North Carolina, and South Carolina. The DOJ has established federal-state cooperation agreements and anti-fraud task forces in these states, reflecting an increased focus on healthcare spending and Medicaid enforcement. This initiative follows a similar agreement with Ohio, described as a 'National Model of Federal-State Cooperation.'
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Georgia Drivers Complain About Insufficient Warnings in Speed Camera Zones

Georgia Drivers Complain About Insufficient Warnings in Speed Camera Zones

In Gwinnett County, Georgia, drivers are expressing frustration over inadequate warnings when entering school speed camera zones. A new state law mandates more visible signage to alert drivers, but many claim the current warnings are insufficient. Investigative reports reveal that municipalities are using these cameras to enforce regular speed limits, not just reduced school zone limits. Some drivers, like James Zinn, have received multiple tickets within minutes, leading to disputes over the fairness and visibility of these warnings. The law requires improved signage and flashing lights, but implementation appears inconsistent, prompting criticism from drivers and lawmakers.
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What to know about Augusta’s planned veterans cemetery

What to know about Augusta’s planned veterans cemetery

Augusta is preparing to break ground on a new state veterans cemetery that will be the largest in Georgia.
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Richmond Hill's Brad Dixon among recent Kemp judicial appointments

Richmond Hill's Brad Dixon among recent Kemp judicial appointments

Gov. Brian Kemp appointed four new officials to fill judicial and prosecutorial vacancies across Georgia.
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Taylor Farms recalls jalapeño products. See list

Taylor Farms recalls jalapeño products. See list

Taylor Farms has recalled a variety of products with jalapeños sold at grocery stores in 26 states over a link to a salmonella outbreak.
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5 things to know about the site that lets drivers search Flock records

5 things to know about the site that lets drivers search Flock records

A new website lets drivers search public records tied to Flock license plate searches. Here's what to know.