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Former Falcons star's career coming to sad end as free agency hunt continues
Thursday night's NFL opener is closing in as one former Atlanta Falcons legend continues to search for a landing spot. Watching the end of Julio Jones' career has been a sad sight for Atlanta Falcons fans. Jones seemingly overnight went from a top-five receiver to a player who is going to be the 4th or 5th option if he can land on a roster and manage to stay healthy.
No Punishment, No Apology: Outraged Parents Call Out Georgia School District’s Hollow Promises After Coach Targets Black Girls with Racist Slur
A Georgia school district settled a civil rights lawsuit with an agreement to adequately respond to racial harassment incidents after two former Black students were […] No Punishment, No Apology: Outraged Parents Call Out Georgia School District’s Hollow Promises After Coach Targets Black Girls with Racist Slur
Georgia PSC: Motion expedites bill relief for Georgia Power customers
(The Center Square) — Georgia Power customers will see a little relief on their bills thanks to a measure the governor signed earlier this year and the Georgia Public Service Commission moved to accelerate. House Bill 1015, which Republican Gov. Brian Kemp signed in April, lowers the state's income tax rate from 5.49% to 5.39% starting in 2024. A second measure the governor signed at that time, House Bill 1023, lowered the corporate income tax rate from 5.75% to match the individual income tax rate. ...
Fake Yakima US Marshal Gets Prison for Impersonation, Theft
A man from Auburn, Georgia will spend 2 1/2 years in Federal prison and face over $85,000 in restitution for his role in fraud. The man posted as a US Marshal, threatened arrests. US Attorney's Office officials in Spokane said Wednesday that 31-year-old Charmmorro Vijay Strothers was sentenced on charges...
State PSC approves Georgia Power rate rollback
ATLANTA — State energy regulators authorized Georgia Power Wednesday to reduce customer rates by $122 million to reflect the Atlanta-based utility’s savings from corporate tax cuts the General Assembly enacted this year. Gov. Brian Kemp signed two bills last spring reducing Georgia’s income tax rate from 5.49% to 5.39% and setting corporate income taxes to match the tax rate imposed on individual taxpayers. The state Public Service Commission required Georgia...
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