Rachel Carter 
Georgia Secretary of State Brad Raffensperger has announced the launch of the “Only American Citizen Voting” audit, a significant initiative aimed at bolstering the integrity of the state’s electoral system. This audit is designed to ensure that only U.S. citizens are participating in Georgia’s elections, addressing concerns about non-citizen voting. The audit will involve a … Read more
Georgia has recently enacted a new law targeting squatted trucks, which are vehicles modified to have the front end significantly higher than the rear. As of July 1, 2024, driving such vehicles on public roads is illegal. This legislation aims to improve highway safety by ensuring better visibility and control for drivers. State Senator Sam … Read more
In a thrilling adventure along a Georgia river, a father and his son made headlines by catching a record-breaking fish. The momentous catch not only marked a personal achievement but also set a new standard in local fishing lore. The exact details of the catch are still emerging, but reports indicate that the father-son duo … Read more
Alabama has achieved the distinction of being named America’s most improved state for business by CNBC, marking a significant milestone in its economic development journey. This accolade comes as a result of several key factors that have contributed to Alabama’s rise in the rankings. One of the primary reasons cited by CNBC is Alabama’s strategic … Read more
In a heartbreaking turn of events, two children have been charged in connection with the drowning death of an 8-year-old in Georgia. The incident, which occurred recently, has sent shockwaves through the community and raised profound questions about supervision and safety. According to reports, the tragedy unfolded at a local swimming pool where the victim, … Read more
A disturbing incident in New York City has led to the arrest of a man following a road rage altercation that left a 77-year-old mall visitor in a coma. The incident, which occurred recently, underscores the alarming consequences of aggressive behavior on the road. According to reports, the altercation began as a dispute over a … Read more
In a startling development, an Alabama woman has been apprehended for allegedly embezzling $70,000 from a local Walmart store. The arrest comes after an internal audit revealed discrepancies in the store’s financial records, prompting an investigation that uncovered suspected fraudulent activities spanning several months. The accused individual, whose identity has not been disclosed, is believed … Read more
In a significant legal development, a former insurance employee has been sentenced for defrauding the City of Montgomery. The individual, whose name has not been disclosed, was found guilty of orchestrating a scheme that siphoned substantial funds from the city, causing financial harm and undermining public trust. The fraudulent activities came to light following an … Read more
As summer temperatures surge across the United States, Georgia residents are bracing for a substantial increase in their electricity bills. According to a recent analysis by Texas Electricity Ratings using Energy Information Administration data, Georgia is among the states facing significant spikes in cooling-related electricity expenses. Karl Trollinger, CEO of Texas Electricity Ratings, highlighted the … Read more
A recent report from Best Friends Animal Society sheds light on Georgia’s struggle with high pet euthanasia rates, ranking the state fifth nationally for the number of pets killed in shelters. In 2023 alone, approximately 19,330 cats and dogs were euthanized across the state, reflecting a persistent issue within Georgia’s shelter system. Comparatively, Texas reported … Read more