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In brief: ACC Commissioner unanimously pass mall redevelopment — state lawmakers okay more oversight for prosecutors — state could give cash to some pregnant women
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In brief: Mall committee expected to vote this afternoon — ACCPD investigates Sunday shooting — Crossover Day at state capitol — renters' rights bill passes House — UGA women's hoops fall to LSU in SEC tourney
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In brief: Polls open Monday at 8:00 for three weeks of early voting — state lawmakers consider more voting bills — Athens Community Career Academy seeks volunteers — UGA women's b-ball wins final home game
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In brief: Thornton arrested after single-vehicle accident on Monday — ACC budget hearings begin — Senate committee advances bill denying some gender-affirming care — lawmakers unveil mental health bill — Black, rural communities at greater risk of heart disease
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Georgia Senate budget writers approved a $32.5 billion mid-year budget Tuesday.
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In brief: What we know (and don't know) after the grand jury report comes out — Clarke Board of Education wants changes to mall agreement — two Clarke high schools get AP honors — Plant Vogtle launch delayed again — Senate bill targets librarians
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Senate Bill 99 would exempt parties wishing to build an acute-care hospital in a rural county from Georgia’s CON law.
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In brief: School superintendent reports on first 100 days and an ambitious set of goals — new law prohibiting transgender Georgians' rights — first Certificate of Need law surfaces — man arrested for the shooting of two people — tax revenue up for the state — Georgia men's and women's basketball gain wins and softball dominates in Florida
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District Attorney Deborah Gonzalez speaks to Alexia Ridley about two proposals that she says will hamper her office's functioning.
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Solar advocates, however, oppose the move, citing distrust of the state's Public Service Commission.