The Georgia Department of Transportation has announced temporary lane closures on parts of I-285/I-20 East Interchange from April 10–17 due to ongoing construction work. The affected areas include various segments along both interstates during daytime and overnight hours. GDOT manages…

Neal Masia, an adjunct professor at Columbia University, said recent research shows the expansion of the 340B Drug Pricing Program is largely driven by large teaching hospitals rather than smaller community-based providers, as similar concerns continue to emerge.

A Grand Canyon Times analysis of Reuters data found over 1,000 deaths linked to police Taser use from 2001 to 2018, with no federal agency maintaining a complete nationwide database tracking such fatalities, as the issue draws renewed attention.

Federal authorities have charged two men after seizing approximately 85 kilograms of methamphetamine during an operation in Norcross, Georgia. The case involves coordination between multiple agencies as part of broader efforts against major drug trafficking organizations.

The Georgia Department of Transportation has announced upcoming construction work in Metro Atlanta from April 10-12. Drivers are advised to check a dedicated online resource for up-to-date lane closure information. The department manages one of America’s largest transportation networks.

A portion of Jerry Jones Drive in Lowndes County will close to through traffic, according to GDOT. The department oversees statewide roadway maintenance with a large staff and budget. It works alongside local governments on major transportation projects.

Senator Mike Hodges reviewed major actions taken during Georgia’s recently concluded legislative session including new budget priorities and tax relief efforts for residents. The article also notes roles held by Senator John F. Kennedy based on official records.

Georgia Agriculture Commissioner Tyler J Harper has announced a new map highlighting over 30 agritourism farms for springtime visits across Georgia. The initiative supports local growers while inviting residents and tourists alike to participate in hands-on farm activities. The Department…

Georgia lawmakers unanimously passed House Bill 1283 establishing Family Justice Centers across the state while extending sexual assault evidence retention periods. The measure aims at improving coordinated support services for victims.

Georgia announced a rise in net tax revenues for March with increases seen across several major categories such as individual income tax and sales tax collections compared to last year’s figures. The report highlights ongoing growth supporting state operations according…

A recent operation by the Georgia Department of Agriculture resulted in major seizures of marijuana and illegal hemp products in DeKalb County. Multiple felony trafficking charges have been filed as investigations continue. The agency says it will keep working with…

A road-naming ceremony honoring late State Rep. Edward “Mickey” Stephens will take place on April 13 at Savannah State University. The event includes unveiling memorial street signs and remarks from legislators and community leaders.

Georgia Agriculture Commissioner Tyler J Harper will open a new resource center for farmers in Albany on April 9. The facility aims to connect local producers with resources for growth. It is part of an initiative by the Department of…

Out of the $33.6 billion in total tax revenue collected by Georgia in 2024, $16 billion came from individual income taxes, representing a decrease from the previous year, when the total was $17 billion, according to the U.S. Census Bureau’s…

A section of Mt. Olive Road in Henry County will close starting May 6 for bridge construction work expected through fall. Motorists should plan alternate routes during this period as part of a broader effort led by the Georgia Department…

In 2024, Georgia had $150.5 billion in total cash and investment holdings in its public pension funds, according to the U.S. Census Bureau’s Annual Survey of Public Pensions.

Rep. Sandra Scott has publicly opposed House Bill 1567 over concerns it could dissolve Quitman’s city government even without voter approval and force residents to cover existing debts through special taxes. She warns this measure threatens local control and sets…

Senate Bill 625 has passed both chambers in Georgia’s legislature. The bill requires voter approval for major bonding projects by City Schools of Decatur following recent local controversies. Lawmakers urge more transparency going forward.

A former correctional officer has been convicted for accepting bribes and helping inmates smuggle drugs into USP-Atlanta using an elaborate scheme involving secret passageways during visitations. Authorities say this case underscores serious risks posed by corruption within prisons.

State Representative Doreen Carter has called on Governor Brian Kemp to thoroughly review Senate Bill 369 before signing it into law due to its potential impact on school governance across Georgia. The bill includes updates affecting charter school operations and…