Calls for ICE to investigate who's building Korean battery plant in Jackson County
The company promised 2,600 jobs once its factory was up and running.
AMC Theaters set to reopen at 1920 ticket prices
One of the biggest industries to shut its doors during this pandemic has been the movie theaters. But AMC Theatres are reopening in 2020, but adding a 1920 twist.
Many Georgians still not receiving unemployment benefits
The Georgia Department of Labor reports that 92 percent of valid claims have received unemployment benefits in the past 19 weeks. But if you are in the eight percent still waiting for money, the situation can be dire.
Eviction protections are no longer in place in Georgia
The protections from evictions have expired and they are starting to be processed at a fast pace. Evictions are moving all over the state, but this one stands out.
Looking for new tax money? Critics say it's plugged in at your neighborhood store
The COVID-19 economy has meant a budget shortfall and growing pressure to eventually raise taxes.
Fulton County District Attorney's program designed to reduce juvenile crime, comes under scrutiny
The Fulton County Commission Chair plans to investigate. D.A. Paul Howard said the lack of progress is due to the pandemic.
State Ethics Commission fines Fulton District Attorney Paul Howard $6,500
Fulton County District Attorney Paul Howard agreed to pay a $6500 fine for violating campaign finance laws. Howard failed to disclose he was paid at least $140,000 from a non-profit formed to combat juvenile crime. A GBI investigation of same allegations is still underway.
Home shopping? Don't give up your hand at the door
Real estate, for the time being, is still booming. In fact, the inventory is low which means folks are trying to outbid one another for homes. Here’s the problem: As soon as you approach the door, the homeowner can listen in on your conversations and they are.
Cam Newton photo goes viral. The story that went with it was a lie
If a picture really is worth a thousand words, a Newnan couple wants to hear just two of them out loud: "I’m sorry."
Feds issue coronavirus scam 'high alert'
Coronavirus-related scams were inevitable. But getting taken by one is not. Let's get you up to speed on this latest high alert coming from the US Department of Health and Human Services.
Records show he caught COVID-19 while living at a Smyrna drug treatment center. They kicked him out.
A drug rehabilitation center in Smyrna called police to force a resident to leave the facility who had tested positive weeks after arriving for in-patient treatment.
Drug rehab center removes patient after positive COVID-19 test
The patient said the Smyrna facility repeatedly ignored safety protocols.
Tsunami of evictions on the horizon if Congress fails to act
The federal moratorium on evictions has expired. If that’s not extended, by mid-August, eviction notices will be activated.
What's in the proposals to replace COVID-19 unemployment benefits?
Some of the financial safety nets put into place to help families struggling to pay bills during this pandemic are gone, but the economic problems we are facing are not.
Once, twice, three times deputy resigns before he can be fired by law enforcement agency
A Gwinnett County deputy with a troubled work history is out of work again following an investigation into how he handled an inmate in a wheelchair.
Apple to pay former iPhone users for slowing down phones
Apple has agreed to a $500 million settlement in a class-action lawsuit.
FDA recalls toxic hand sanitizers
Hand sanitizer is the one thing most of us daily now. It’s in our purses, cars, and at work. But the FDA has a warning: It’s recalling multiple brands over safety issues.
Special Olympics treasurer charged with forging checks, collecting $23,879 in cash
The former treasurer of the Special Olympics in Rabun County faces a crime that has outraged her community.
Attorney for Garrett Rolfe wants DA Paul Howard off the case
The lawyer representing the fired Atlanta Police Department PD officer charged with shooting and killing Rayshard Brooks wants District Attorney Paul Howard removed from the case.
Mask exemption cards are a scam, says DOJ, ADA, FTC
More and more businesses are requiring masks before entry. Most people do it, but some have pushed back. And the FTC reports, those folks are susceptible to a scam claiming a “mask exemption card.”