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A Georgia lawmaker is making a move to curb a troubling practice: the sale of animals in parking lots, roadsides, and flea markets by unlicensed breeders. The bill, spearheaded by Rep. Beth Camp, aims to protect consumers and reduce the number of abandoned pets overwhelming the state’s shelters. Tightening the Leash on Unlicensed Breeders The proposal has already gained traction, clearing the House Agriculture and Consumer Affairs Committee with just…

Georgia Supreme Court Chief Justice Michael P. Boggs is stepping down at the end of March, marking the end of a decades-long judicial career that saw him rise to the state’s highest court. His decision comes less than a year after securing reelection to another six-year term, adding a layer of surprise to his resignation. Boggs submitted his resignation letter to Governor Brian Kemp on Tuesday, announcing his intention to…

GEORGIA — A major financial boost is coming to Georgia households, and for many, it couldn’t have arrived at a better time. A $200 million allocation from the Inflation Reduction Act is launching two statewide Home Energy Rebate programs, offering relief to families struggling with high utility costs and outdated appliances. How the Program Works The initiative is divided into two parts: one focuses on retrofitting homes and buildings to…

Respiratory illnesses appear to be waning across Georgia, offering a momentary sigh of relief for hospitals that saw a surge in flu cases earlier this month. However, COVID-19 levels are showing a modest increase, keeping health officials on alert. Flu Cases Take a Sharp Turn Downward After a second peak in flu-related hospitalizations hit Georgia in early February, signs now point to a significant decline. According to the Centers for…

Georgia’s seafood industry is facing a major shift as a new bill moves through the state legislature. House Bill 117, which just passed the Georgia House of Representatives with overwhelming support, aims to bring more transparency to seafood menus across the state. What’s in HB 117? The bill is simple in its language but could have a significant impact on restaurants and seafood suppliers. If signed into law, HB 117…

ATLANTA – Georgia Supreme Court Chief Justice Michael Boggs will step down from the bench at the end of March, ending a 21-year judicial career that saw him rise from a state representative to the highest court in the state. His decision, announced in a letter to Gov. Brian Kemp on Tuesday, paves the way for a new appointment to the state’s top judicial body. A Respected Tenure Comes to…

A Georgia man has been sentenced to 20 years in federal prison after pleading guilty to bombing a woman’s home and plotting to release a python inside her house to harm her daughter, according to federal prosecutors. A Disturbing Crime Unfolds Stephen Glosser, 38, of Savannah, admitted to charges of stalking and using an explosive to commit another felony, the U.S. Attorney’s Office for the Southern District of Georgia announced…

Former Trump Lawyer Resolves High-Profile Case With Undisclosed Terms Rudolph Giuliani has officially satisfied the staggering $148 million judgment awarded to two Georgia election workers he defamed, according to a court filing on Monday. The resolution brings an end to a legal battle that underscored the consequences of baseless election fraud claims following the 2020 U.S. presidential election. Court Filing Confirms Payment A “satisfaction of judgment” document was filed in…

A small Georgia beach town is bracing for impact as thousands of revelers prepare to flood Tybee Island for Orange Crush 2025. Officials are struggling to balance safety and tradition, with concerns over past violence, litter, and strained resources. Tybee Island Prepares for the Surge A beach town of just three miles in length, Tybee Island is expecting an estimated 50,000 attendees for this year’s Orange Crush event. What started…