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6 former Savannah police employees under criminal investigation over alleged Flock camera misuse
Six former Savannah Police Department employees, including four officers, are under criminal investigation after allegedly using the department’s Flock license-plate surveillance system to run personal searches involving family members and acquaintances. The case comes amid growing scrutiny of the AI-powered cameras, as officers elsewhere have also been accused of using the technology for personal tracking…
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State Sen. Josh McLaurin on record turnout among Democrats in Georgia
Democrats cast 53% of the vote in Georgia’s May 19 primary, says Sen. Josh McLaurin, who is now running for Lt. Gov. That was the party’s biggest margin over Republicans since 1998—the last time Georgia elected a Democratic governor.
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What this Georgia attack ad won’t tell you about Ossoff won’t tell you
A Republican Super PAC spent more than $1 million on this ad attacking Sen. Jon Ossoff’s record. The only problem? Almost everything in it is false. Have you seen the ad? Let us know in the comments.
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State Sen. Josh McLaurin on the importance of expanding
State Sen. Josh McLaurin, the Democratic nominee for lieutenant governor, explains why he considers Medicaid expansion a top priority—and what he’d do to make it happen if elected.
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Environmental groups warn Georgia Power’s new natural gas plant could worsen air quality
Georgia Power broke ground on a natural gas plant expansion in Bartow County. Environmental groups are suing to stop it—citing concerns over air pollution. Here’s what we know.
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New study ranks Georgia’s healthcare system near the bottom among states
A new national study on healthcare systems just placed Georgia at 49th. Here’s how WalletHub came up with that ranking. How has your experience with Georgia’s healthcare system been? Drop your thoughts in the comments.
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Georgia Gov. Brian Kemp directs state agencies to freeze spending, signaling more potential cuts
Georgia agencies are being told to hit pause on spending as Gov. Brian Kemp (R) gets ready to leave office. Supporters say it’s smart budgeting. Critics say it could affect services Georgians rely on. Here’s what to know.
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Rick Jackson says data centers could benefit rural Georgia
“I’m for giving them the option to have a data center and let them decide no property taxes with the data center, or don’t have one.” Rick Jackson said while pitching his approach to Georgia’s growing data center industry. The proposal comes as Georgia communities push back on the industry over its enormous electricity demands,…
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Watch conservative radio host Erick Erickson praise Sen. Jon Ossoff
Conservative commentator, nationally syndicated radio host, and longtime Georgia Republican voice Erick Erickson commended Sen. Jon Ossoff, marking a rare moment of bipartisan recognition from one of the state’s most prominent conservative figures.
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Police officers are using Flock to stalk women in Georgia
Across Georgia, reports of women being tracked by ex-boyfriends and ex-husbands in law enforcement have exposed how Flock license plate cameras meant to fight crime can be misused.
