FEMA hosting housing resource fair this weekend to provide help with Hurricane Helene relief
James Wood is a Media Relations Specialist with FEMA, and said she's not the only one who's had extensive home damage that's still dealing with repairs. As of March 12, he said FEMA's approved 216,000 ...
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The annual Atlanta Fair is back
Experience the Atlanta Fair, the city's longest-running annual fair, until April 13. Enjoy thrilling rides, family-friendly ...
Giving college athletes tax breaks on NIL earnings isn’t choosing to win at all costs
Asked to explain why this was more than the latest example of a society's priorities run amok, the politicians offered ...
Ga. advocates applaud bill advancing to ensure disabled workers not paid below minimum wage
The bill passed in the Georgia Senate. During the House committee hearing, several lawmakers voiced their support for the bill.
Group of 10 athletic directors in charge of enforcing new rules under college sports lawsuit
Ten athletic directors are taking on the biggest lift in college sports, figuring out how to enforce new rules that will come ...
The Supreme Court — and Black voters — may decide who controls the next Congress
Conservatives have challenged the drawing of some Black-majority congressional districts ahead of the 2026 midterms ...
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Are huge jury verdicts straining Georgia’s economy? Not really, court data shows
Less than 1% of the injury lawsuits filed in Georgia result in so-called “nuclear verdicts” of $10 million or more, according to state court data and verdict reports.