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‘Flock Off’: Protesters confront Flock Safety at its annual conference
Outside Flock Safety’s annual conference, protesters made the case that the company’s surveillance cameras have gone too far.
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Medical marijuana could soon be legally delivered to your Georgia home
A commission is considering adopting a framework for medical marijuana delivery, but there are stipulations. Here’s what you need to know.
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What to know before visiting Atlanta’s Mercedes-Benz Stadium
Parking, MARTA, tickets, food, and the rules to know before your next event at Atlanta’s Mercedes-Benz Stadium.
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Georgia residents can seek Hurricane Helene recovery help through 2027
The Salvation Army has extended its Hurricane Helene Long-Term Recovery Assistance Program.
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Effingham County residents push for more answers on Rincon data center
OpenAI announced in July that it will build a data center on 1,440 acres in Rincon in Effingham County.
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Kindergarten vaccine rates still below 90% in Georgia, with exemptions on the rise
Vaccine rates for diseases like diphtheria, measles and polio hover around 88%.
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10 quirky and colorful traditions Georgia colleges carry on
From small towns to big-city campuses, we are dishing on 10 quirky traditions Georgia colleges carry on to this day.
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Georgia getting 11 debates for major 2026 elections. See the schedule
The Atlanta Press Club will host a series of debates leading up to the 2026 elections.
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52 of the best Black-owned restaurants in Georgia
From Atlanta to the coast, discover 50+ Black-owned restaurants in Georgia serving soul food, Caribbean, Ethiopian, and Southern classics worth the drive.
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Bottoms vs. Jackson: Where Ga.’s candidates for governor stand on the issues
Healthcare and affordability are the defining issues in the race to be Georgia’s next governor. Here’s what you need to know.
