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Georgia state Sen. Colton Moore admits to campaign finance violation
Two Georgia state senators admitted to violating campaign finance laws under agreements approved Thursday by the State Ethics Commission.
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Ringgold police ask for help finding veterans flagpoles that were taken
A volunteer-led veteran memorial project in Catoosa County is requesting the return of a batch of stolen flagpoles — and police are asking for the public's help identifying the person responsible.
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Georgia’s experience raises red flags for Medicaid work requirement moving through Congress
Georgia’s experiment with a work requirement for Medicaid offers a test of a similar mandate Republicans in Congress want to implement nationally, and advocates say the results so far should serve as a warning.
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Qcells to launch solar recycling venture at Cartersville facility
Qcells, which operates the largest solar panel manufacturing operation in the Western Hemisphere from its factories in northwest Georgia, is expanding into a new part of the business.
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Savannah mayor goes undercover with Chatham sheriff to thwart scammers
Multiple Savannah residents have been contacted by scammers posing as members of the Chatham County Sheriff's Office with an intimidating message: Pay between $2,000 and $50,000 to avoid jail time.
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Georgia confirms fifth measles case of the year in unvaccinated families
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Man shot and killed by Dalton Police during undercover narcotics investigation
Law enforcement officers in Whitfield County shot and killed a man during an undercover narcotics investigation Tuesday night, according to a press release from the city of Dalton.
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Students eligible for deportation protections caught in Trump immigration crackdown
Ximena Arias-Cristobal knows the risks that can come with driving as a person living in the U.S. without legal authorization, where a simple traffic stop could lead to being deported.
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Greene says she didn’t know ‘dangerous’ AI clause was in Trump tax cut bill
U.S. Rep. Marjorie Taylor Greene said she would not have voted for President Donald Trump's "big, beautiful bill" if she had known about a section that prevents states from regulating artificial intelligence for 10 years.
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Tennessee hedge clipper wielder runs into buzz saw of Georgia tough-on-crime sentence
Samantha Hyatte could have thrown a rock and hit the Tennessee state line, she said.
