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What legislation did Georgia Gov. Kemp sign into law on May 6? Here's what to know
55+ min ago (348+ words) MACON, Ga. " Gov. Kemp signed'multiple bills into law on Wednesday at the Georgia Public Safety Center in Forsyth. He signed 11 pieces of legislation to support law enforcement and 10 that will protect Georgia agriculture and natural resources. Here's a look at…...
Georgia's changing climate boosts mosquito populations - AOL
4+ hour, 33+ min ago (490+ words) Extreme weather events, such as intense, prolonged drought linked to climate change, can increase mosquito populations in Georgia. And scientists warn that warming temperatures are driving north the mosquito breeds typically associated with environments south of the equator. "Mosquito larvae…...
Augusta Breaks Ground on New Canal Bridge, Trailhead at Riverwatch
8+ hour, 23+ min ago (209+ words) AUGUSTA, Ga. (WFXG) " City leaders and community partners broke ground Wednesday on a new pedestrian bridge and trailhead along the Augusta Canal, marking a major step toward expanding outdoor access in the area. The project, known as the Village at…...
Corn Pop" free speech court case prompts review of Augusta schools public comment policy
10+ hour, 17+ min ago (498+ words) The Augusta Board of Education will soon consider approving a new public comment policy to align with a federal court ruling last week that held some parts of the board's rules likely violate the First Amendment. U. S. District Judge Stacey D. Neumann…...
Midwives say Georgia is sidelining them in maternal mortality fight
6+ hour, 47+ min ago (1407+ words) As Georgia continues to grapple with one of the highest maternal mortality rates in the nation, a new lawsuit claims lawmakers are sidelining a vital resource: midwives. Three midwives who face financial barriers or outright bans on practicing in Georgia…...
North Augusta meets to discuss plutonium pit production at SRS
1+ day, 53+ min ago (115+ words) AUGUSTA, Ga. (WJBF) " North Augusta officials held a meeting on plans tied to renewed plutonium pit production at Savannah River Site on Tuesday. The discussion focused on a draft environmental impact statement. If the plan goes through, the SRS pit…...
Vote for Augusta high school Athlete of the Week for April 26 - May 3
1+ day, 7+ hour ago (150+ words) Last week's high school sports action is in the books. Now it's time to vote on who is most deserving to be named Augusta's Athlete of the Week. The GHSA spring sports postseason is reaching it's climax over the next…...
Augusta VA hosts mental health resource fair to connect veterans with care
1+ day, 7+ hour ago (310+ words) VA Veterans Mental Health Augusta G. a. (WFXG) - At the Augusta VA Medical Center, dozens of veterans gathered for a mission that goes beyond awareness, access. The facility hosted its fourth annual mental health resource fair, bringing together a wide range of…...
Kemp signs Georgia high school cellphone ban and literacy expansion bills
20+ hour, 21+ min ago (780+ words) Cellphones are out and reading is in. Gov. Brian Kemp signed a series of bills at the Gold Dome on Tuesday, including one prohibiting high school students from using cellphones and another investing millions of dollars in literacy coaches for…...
What is the largest wildfire in Georgia history? Here's what to know
23+ hour, 49+ min ago (262+ words) As wildfire activity continues to burn across parts of south Georgia, some residents may be wondering how current fires compare to those in the past. The largest wildfire ever recorded in the state dates back to 2007. According to the New…...