Emory’s study comes as Georgia cities grapple with PFAS in their drinking water, along with new federal regulations that will soon require them to remove nearly all of them.
The Georgia Bureau of Investigation Commercial Gambling Unit recently identified violations at 26 local businesses in the ...
Atlas has been named as the developer on Project Sassy in Rome, Georgia. The data center development was first announced ...
A 10-month investigation into gaming machines in Rome and Floyd County found widespread violations, including illegal cash payouts.
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Rome Georgia Pride hosting first Big Gay 5K on March 1Rome Georgia Pride will host its inaugural Big Gay 5K & 1 Mile Pride Stride on Saturday, March 1. The 5K race kicks off at 9 ...
The unit identified 26 businesses in the City of Rome and seven others in Floyd County that paid out improper cash payouts ...
Emory University’s study in response to Atlanta News First investigation discovering elevated levels of PFAS in residents’ blood.
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Teen becomes the second now charged in quadruple murder at Dalton parkAuthorities in Whitfield County have now arrested a second teen in a quadruple murder case at a Dalton park last year.On Tuesday evening, agents arrested18-yea ...
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