Georgia Bill Would Limit Public Access To Bodycam Footage
A Georgia bill would exempt police body‑camera videos that show deaths from the state's open‑records law, prompting a sharp debate over privacy versus public oversight. Sponsors say it protects families; critics say it could hide wrongdoing.
Georgia Senate Proposes Bold Tax Reforms to Benefit Residents as Key Education and Economic Bills Advance
The Georgia Senate is pushing for tax reform, proposing bills to eliminate state income taxes for many residents and reduce the income tax rate. They are also focusing on education, economic development, and community engagement.
Marietta, GA Struggles Amidst Nationwide Cyberattack Disrupting Business License Payments
Marietta faces a cyberattack on its third-party payment processor, BridgePay, affecting business license payments since February 6. Officials are working on alternative solutions; in-person options remain available.
Gainesville Husband Accused Of Hammer-Swinging Gas Station Crash In Baldwin
A Gainesville man was arrested after police say he rammed his wife's truck at a Baldwin gas station and then smashed windows with a hammer; no one was hurt. He was booked into the Habersham County Detention Center.
Special Election for Marjorie Taylor Greene's Vacant Georgia Seat Begins with Early Voting in 14th District
Early voting has started for Georgia’s 14th District seat, vacated by Marjorie Taylor Greene. The special election, with 20 candidates, is on March 10th, with a potential runoff on April 7th.






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