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By: Gail Conner

On: December 2, 2025

In: News Desk

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Georgia Power wins approval for massive expansion
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State regulator set to vote on Georgia Power expansion amid last-minute legal moves
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Fani Willis testifies to Georgia Senate committee
ATLANTA — After more than a year of rebuffing Republican attempts to compel her testimony before the Georgia Senate, Fani Willis went to the state Capitol Wednesday to give three hours of often combative testimony to a special committee that she deemed to be a political farce. Senate Republicans created the committee to investigate “alleged […]
UGA researchers find more evidence that mining would harm Okefenokee
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National economic headwinds blow through Georgia, though job outlook steady for now
ATLANTA — National economic headwinds driven in part by politics will continue suppressing Georgia’s economy while raising the risk of recession, says a new economic forecast from a business think tank at the University of Georgia. The 43rd annual prediction by the Selig Center for Economic Growth rates the risk of a recession in Georgia […]
Freight rail line from coast to northwest Georgia reports record traffic
ATLANTA — Georgia’s freight rail line from the Port of Savannah to Murray County had a record haul last month, as seven CSX trains per week carried nearly 4,000 containers, up 35% from November 2024. The Appalachian Regional Port opened in 2018 near Chatsworth, about an hour and a half north of Atlanta. The Georgia […]
Tentative agreement with Georgia Power could mean new capacity for data centers
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Fulton prosecutor to testify about Trump case, despite effort to fight subpoena
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Member of state House indicted in federal unemployment benefits case
ATLANTA — A metro Atlanta lawmaker accused of theft of government funds in connection with COVID-19 relief pleaded not guilty in federal court Monday. Rep. Sharon Henderson, D-Covington, walked into the courtroom in downtown Atlanta wearing ankle cuffs, after she was arrested at her home in the morning. U.S. Magistrate Judge Justin S. Anand made […]
Murderer scheduled for execution next week
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