Kay Ivey’s inaugural address looks to the past, on to the future
Now, Ivey holds the office outright having won it handily against her challenger in the latest state elections.
Continue Reading »Now, Ivey holds the office outright having won it handily against her challenger in the latest state elections.
Continue Reading »As the Georiga General Assembly reconvene’s for 2019, now is a perfect time to know the lawmaker that represents your area and interents as bills become state laws.
Continue Reading »A state report also said Georgia still lags behind national and southeastern averages for medical residents.
Continue Reading »Atlanta’s wait times stretched well beyond what the TSA says most passengers have endured since the shutdown began.
Continue Reading »“After I got done helping him, he told me he was a Chiefs player. I didn’t look at him as no Chiefs player. I just looked at him as a normal person and would hope that he
Continue Reading »The man was taken into custody. Neither woman suffered injuries. All other employees got out of the building safely, Gloucester County Prosecutor Charles Fiore said.
Continue Reading »The kids climbed into a chest freezer when the lid apparently shut and trapped them inside.
Continue Reading »Members of United Teachers Los Angeles voted last year to walk off the job for the first time in 30 years if a deal wasn’t reached.
Continue Reading »In his ruling, Judge Haywood Gilliam, Jr., said the states “face potentially dire public health and fiscal consequences from the implementation of the Final Rules.”
Continue Reading »Speaking from the South Lawn before departing the White House for New Orleans, Trump called former FBI and Justice Department officials “known scoundrels” and “dirty cops.”
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