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Georgia basketball player arrested for speeding, driving without a license
Georgia basketball player Kareem Stagg was arrested and charged with speeding and driving without a valid license. Further details of his arrest have not been released.
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A quieter hurricane season may be coming. That’s not all good news for Georgia.
The slightly less active hurricane season scientists predict is partly due to the El Niño climate pattern they expect to develop. Drought relief may also be less likely.
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Chick-fil-A grew U.S. sales to nearly $24B last year
Chick-fil-A grew its U.S. sales last year during a challenging time for the restaurant industry, though its pace of growth slowed.
3 beautiful places in Georgia you might not know about
These three locales are close enough to Atlanta that you can visit during a weekend getaway.
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In a world of screens, tech may help older adults out of isolation
Keeping up with tech trends could have some advantages for older adults, according to University of Georgia researchers.
7 scenic drives that will make you love Georgia even more
This list represents popular scenic drives in Georgia, including Russell Brasstown Scenic Byway near the Appalachian Trail and Brasstown Bald in the north Georgia mountains.
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Republicans kept MTG’s House seat, so why are Democrats claiming victory?
Clay Fuller won the runoff to finish former Congresswoman Marjorie Taylor Greene's term in the House, but Democrats are still celebrating.
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Does loving an AI companion sound crazy? You might be closer than you think.
While loving AI may seem foreign to many, AI could have a profound impact on how we relate to one another.
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Nuisance neighbor? Polarizing Atlanta property pro draws scrutiny in Savannah.
Georgia real estate investor Jeff Notrica attracted both praise and scorn in Atlanta’s intown neighborhoods. His business activities are stirring new critics in Savannah.
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ICE said ‘Worst of the Worst’ were on streets. Many were already in jail.
Experts: List doesn’t give `reliable or neutral picture’ of dangerous immigrants allegedly removed from metro Atlanta neighborhoods.

















