The Georgia House of Representatives achieved the trifecta on Thursday, combining three favorite legislative traditions in one moment on the ...

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ATLANTA, Ga. (Atlanta News First) - On Jan. 9 ... From there, Tracie said she was told by medical staff they were working on a safety plan but otherwise he was cleared to go home. “I cannot in good ...

Justin Taylor/The Current GA Every year, Georgia’s Division of Children and Family Services (DFCS) authorizes drug tests for thousands ... Environmental advocates are opposing a project that plans to ...

Additionally, an amended 2025 budget proposes allocating $1.7 million for DFCS in federal grant funds to beef up its investigations into sexually exploited foster children.

ATLANTA — The Division of Family and Children Services is seeking expanded powers for case workers and juvenile court judges, despite concerns from some state legislators that the agency could ...

Honolulu’s brand new Ocean Safety Department shared their plans for faster response times and better resources for lifeguards across the island. For the first time, Honolulu’s lifeguards will ...

Additionally, DFCS is getting $1.7 million in the fiscal ... which reports directly to me, to work with Georgia law enforcement to better serve Georgia’s most marginalized children,” Broce ...

(TNS) — With the support of Mayor Derek Easterling and the Kennesaw City Council, the Kennesaw Police Department has unveiled its new Public Safety Ambassador Program. The initiative aims to ...

ATLANTA — Georgia lawmakers want to make it illegal for anyone under the age of 14 to use social media in the name of internet safety. Senate Bill 165 would ban minors from social media and ...

The University of Georgia Athletic Association is preparing to share revenue with athletes starting July 1st. Georgia plans to pay the maximum allowed, approximately $20.5 million, with football ...

NASHVILLE, Tenn. (WKRN) — In the aftermath of the deadly shooting at Antioch High School, city leaders have started evaluating ways to prevent future tragedies. Many hope a protocol review will ...