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Internal wrangling marks Dems' Senate campaigns
Republicans aren't the only ones roiled by internal jostling and recruiting hiccups ahead of next year's midterm elections.
2 hrs ago | Patch.com
Cobb Fire Official Wins State Award
Georgia Emergency Medical Services has announced the winner of its EMS Educator of the Year award, and the recipient is a local.
6 hrs ago | MyFoxAtlanta
Handel jumps into crowded US Senate race in Ga.
Department of Natural Resources officials say Georgia was one of 14 recipients of a grant to help promote National Safe Boating Week.
10 hrs ago | Patch.com
Southern Poly to Offer New Degrees
Starting this fall, students who want focused training in the field of environmental engineering technology will no longer have to go outside of Georgia for that training.
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Anti-Gay Riot in Georgian Capital
An attempt to hold a march against homophobia in the Georgian Tbilisi ended in rioting as hostile protesters attacked participants and police lines crumbled.
Motorcycle deputy critically hurt in east Georgia
The Augusta Chronicle reports that the Richmond County deputy was off-duty when he was hurt Thursday afternoon in Columbia County.
Georgia already bans texting, driving
THE 10:00 NEWS STARTS NOW. IT IS NOW REPLACED DRUNK DRIVING AS NUMBER ONE KILLER OF TEENS ON THE ROAD.
The Next Senator From Georgia Will Probably be Nuts
"Lies straight from the pit of hell," "War of Yankee Aggression," and nine other quotes from actual politicians seeking statewide office in the 21st century.
SC, Ga. senators voice MOX support to White House
Republican senators from South Carolina and Georgia have called on the Obama administration to continue funding a program to turn weapons-grade plutonium into commercial nuclear reactor fuel, saying that slowing or ending the project would harm international and domestic relationships.
No Free UGA Football for Lawmakers - Good or Bad?
Georgia legislators who want to sit in the president's suite above the hedges at Sanford Stadium next year will have to pay their own way, thanks to ethics legislation signed by Gov.
Should Bibles Stay in Georgia Park Cabins?
If you stay in a cabin or lodge room at a Georgia state park, you can take in the native flora and fauna outside.
Georgia unemployment rate slips to 8.2 percent in April, with state adding 31,200 jobs
The pace of job creation began to pick up steam in April, with Georgia’s unemployment rate slipping to 8.2 percent, down from 8.4 percent in March.
Marietta-based Georgia Tea Party a victim of IRS runraround
Powder Springs resident Tom Maloy, who serves on the board of the Marietta-based Georgia Tea Party, said his group was among the conservative organizations targeted by the Internal Revenue Service.
Republicans Line Up for Open Seats in Georgia | Farm Team
For the first time in recent memory, four congressional seats in Georgia are open at the same time, providing ample opportunity for the Peach State's farm team of up-and-coming state legislators to unleash their ambitions.
2nd person suspected in Sumner killing arrested in Georgia
A 29-year-old Georgia man was arrested Wednesday on a Pierce County warrant charging him with killing a man outside a Sumner motel in December, police said.
GDOT suspends major lane closures in northwest Georgia for Memorial Day
CARTERSVILLE, Ga. - The Georgia Department of Transportation will scale back its construction projects across Northwest Georgia - suspending construction-related lane closures on all interstate and major state system highways to ease Memorial Day weekend traffic congestion.
Georgia officials take over water test project
Georgia officials will lead a project testing whether water stored underground can be used to supplement drought-stricken waterways after the local agency managing the project pulled out, state officials said Wednesday.
Governor Says State Will Return Bibles to Cabins and Lodge Rooms at Parks
Governor Nathan Deal says the state will return Bibles to guest cabins and lodge rooms at Georgia parks following their recent removal by Georgia Department of Natural Resources managers, MyFoxAtlanta.com reports .
Hospitals are lining up to offer residencies
The number of hospitals willing to hire and instruct medical residents is growing, putting the state on the way to meeting its goal of 400 new positions, a Board of Regents committee learned Tuesday.
Coca-Cola announces global commitments to help fight obesity
The Coca-Cola Company today announces four global business commitments to further contribute to healthier, happier, and more active communities, the company's press release says on Tuesday.