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A lawsuit has been filed challenging a new rule that requires county election board members to conduct a "reasonable inquiry" before certifying elections. This development raises significant concerns about election integrity and the procedural responsibilities of election officials. The implications of this ruling may affect local governance and electoral processes in the region.
Savannah Chrisley made a heartfelt plea to U.S. District Judge Eleanor Ross prior to her mother, Julie Chrisley's, resentencing hearing. The emotional testimony highlights the impact of the legal proceedings on the Chrisley family.
A man was shot in an encampment in the Mechanicsville area of Atlanta just before midnight on September 30, prompting a police response to the 200 block of Eugenia Street SW. The incident highlights ongoing concerns regarding public safety and crime in the city.
A 41-year-old man was discovered shot in the face at a southwest Atlanta apartment complex on Tuesday evening, prompting an investigation by local police. The incident highlights ongoing concerns regarding crime in urban areas.
Two family members have been sentenced for their involvement in a long-standing business theft that spanned a decade. The mother served as the office manager while her son worked in the IT department, indicating a deep-rooted collaboration in the crime. This case highlights the serious consequences of corporate theft and the familial ties that can complicate legal accountability.
A state of emergency has been declared in Georgia due to the impact of Hurricane Helene, resulting in at least 25 fatalities. The emergency status will expire next week, reflecting the ongoing efforts to manage the situation.
Former President Jimmy Carter's 100th birthday was celebrated with a naturalization ceremony at the Carter Center in Atlanta. The event included tributes from staff and visitors, highlighting Carter's legacy and contributions.
The boil water advisory for residents and businesses in Atlanta, South Fulton, and Palmetto, prompted by a failure at the Adamsville Pumping Station, has been lifted. The Department of Watershed Management confirmed the safety of the water supply, allowing residents to resume normal consumption.
The Municipal Court of Atlanta will be closed on September 26 and 27, 2024, due to Hurricane Helene making landfall. Normal operations are expected to resume on September 30, 2024. Residents are encouraged to check the court's website for continuous updates.
Hurricane Helene is intensifying as it approaches the southeastern United States, particularly affecting Florida, Georgia, and Alabama. Metro Atlanta is preparing for severe weather, including heavy rainfall and potential flooding, which may lead to widespread power outages.