‘You’re not in charge’ | Traffic stop in Georgia raises questions about driver’s rights

Bodycam video shows a Gwinnett County traffic stop escalating after a driver repeatedly asked why he was pulled over. Police ...
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Casting call: CSI types, news crew & a tequila commercial this week

The film and television industry has flourished throughout Georgia. This page will regularly present job opportunities in ...

Unemployment claims in Delaware declined last week

Initial filings for unemployment benefits in Delaware dropped last week compared with the week prior, the U.S. Department of ...
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Local non-profit director speaks before Senate Special Committee on Aging in Washington

The Legacy Link's Senior Community Service Employment Program (SCSEP) Director Christine Osasu was in Washington on Wednesday ...

‘You’re not in charge’: Georgia traffic stop raises questions about driver’s rights

A traffic stop escalates when a truck driver repeatedly asked why he’d been pulled over, raising questions about what police must tell you when pulled over.

Two Georgia Men Sentenced In Multimillion-Dollar COVID-19 Unemployment Fraud Case

Federal prosecutors say the two men were part of a scheme that siphoned tens of millions of dollars in pandemic unemployment ...
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Georgia election board deadlocks, blocks push for wider paper ballot use

ATLANTA - Georgia’s State Election Board narrowly rejected a proposal Wednesday that would have defined when hand-marked ...
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Georgia lost jobs in September, says first report since the federal shutdown

Georgia’s job market cooled some in September but the unemployment rate remained steady, according to new data released Thursday by the state Department of Labor.