by Ty Tagami | Jul 2, 2026 | James Magazine
Georgia public school teachers have mostly found artificial intelligence to be a time-saving tool that makes them better at their jobs, but they say it is more of a burden than a benefit for students. In a survey this spring that drew responses from 13,679...
by Ty Tagami | Jul 1, 2026 | James Magazine
The Georgia Senate is back to full capacity after Adrienne White Carden was sworn in to represent the 7th District in Gwinnett County, the state Senate announced Monday. The Democrat won the special election to succeed Nabilah Parkes, also a Democrat, on June...
by Ty Tagami | Jun 29, 2026 | News, News 2
As Ebola rages in the Democratic Republic of Congo, that country’s national team played a World Cup match in Georgia Saturday. The odds of the disease reaching Atlanta are remote given international travel restrictions, but if it did, few other places could...
by Ty Tagami | Jun 26, 2026 | James Magazine
They were allegedly flying to help prisoners get high and to maybe escape, but now nine people, all but one from Macon, are behind bars themselves after federal agents arrested them in connection with delivering drugs, phones and weapons into prisons from...
by Ty Tagami | Jun 22, 2026 | News, News 2
The federal government has halted plans to convert a warehouse into a massive immigration detention center that would have overwhelmed services in the tiny town of Social Circle. The city of about 5,500 east of Atlanta announced the decision by the Department...