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Derek Dooley launches campaign for Georgia Senate seat
Former college football coach Derek Dooley is officially jumping into the Republican primary to take on Sen. Jon Ossoff (D-Ga.) in next year's midterm elections. Why it matters: The Georgia race will be Republicans' best chance at picking up a seat this cycle, but leadership has yet to rally behind one winning GOP candidate.
Georgia’s population has exploded in recent years and housing has not kept up with the growth. According to a report from the ...
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An man serving a life sentence in Georgia has been indicted in a series of cold case rapes that occurred on the east bank of ...
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The father of the accused Apalachee High School shooter was in possession of a letter from his son asking for forgiveness on ...
A U.S. appeals court ruled on Friday that U.S. bankruptcy laws can be used to address the debts of well-funded shell ...
LORAIN, Ohio (WOIO) - Fallen Lorain Officer Phillip Wagner’s influence is spreading all the way to Georgia. Andrew Collinson ...
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Over 30 South Georgia counties under a flood watchExcessive rainfall is expected for several South Georgia counties, prompting a flood watch to be issued until Monday evening ...
Four years after a brutal murder in Atlanta’s Piedmont Park, there’s a new incentive for anyone with information to come ...
A Facebook post from one of Deen's restaurants said she'll also continue to operate a restaurant she owns in Nashville.
Experts on both sides advise caution, citing the income tax's significant contribution to state revenue (56%).
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