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Fort Oglethorpe will launch two K-9 units, announces fundraiser
The Fort Oglethorpe Police Department announced Thursday on social media the launch of its new K-9 unit.

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Atlanta voters overwhelmingly back Mayor Andre Dickens for second term
Four years ago, Andre Dickens was an ambitious Atlanta City Council member who surprised even the most veteran politicos when he went from single-digit…

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In upset, Democrats win in PSC races that could affect Georgia Power bills
Democrats Alicia Johnson and Peter Hubbard dealt the GOP a significant blow Tuesday night, prying statewide seats away from Republican incumbents on the powerful Georgia Public Service Commission, which sets Georgia Power's electricity rates and regulates other utilities.
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Georgia insurance commissioner slams ‘amateur hour’ Congress for health care impasse
Hailing Georgia Access, the state program for Affordable Care Act health insurance plans, as a resounding success in its first year, state Insurance Commissioner John King is voicing caution about 2026 enrollment.

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Battle for two seats on Georgia regulatory body heats up as campaigns enter homestretch
Campaigning for two contested seats on the Georgia Public Service Commission has intensified during the early voting period, turning a relatively quiet election cycle into a partisan fight over utility rates and energy policy.

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‘Dirty soda’ is all the rage. Swig bets Coca-Cola’s hometown will love it.
Have you ever mixed vanilla cream in a glass of Dr Pepper or spritzed lime juice in a Coca-Cola? What about layering a lemonade by drizzling bright red strawberry puree on top so it swirls into the icy drink below?

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Will Georgia join a GOP-led state exodus from a multistate voter accuracy group?
Georgia election officials credit an embattled voter accuracy organization with helping them identify over 180,000 voters who have moved out of state just this year.

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Man who planned to shoot up Atlanta’s airport is arrested in a terminal following a tip, police say
Police arrested a man at Atlanta's bustling airport on Monday after getting a tip from his family that he was planning to shoot up the place, and found an assault rifle and ammunition in his truck outside, the city's police chief said.

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LFO doomed by Rockmart’s dominant start in region showdown
Lakeview-Fort Oglethrope's football team had a tough task Friday night.

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Five things to know about expiring federal health care subsidies
Why everyone should pay attention, even if you don’t receive federal aid
