Prosecutors and defense attorneys will begin sorting through almost 300 potential Douglas County jurors Monday morning in search of 12 who have not decided whether a former high school football standout murdered Bobby Tillman.
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Gov. Nathan Deal is facing a $40 billion dilemma. The federal health care law would inject that gigantic sum into Georgia’s health care economy over 10 years by adding more than 650,000 low-income Georgians to the Medicaid program.
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It is often said that it’s the little things in life that make life worth living. That’s always been true for me.
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Get ready for lottery fever. The Powerball jackpot has soared to a jaw-dropping $305 million after no one matched all six numbers in Saturday night’s multi-state lottery drawing.
A landlord is facing felony charges after a hidden camera was found in a waxing room at a Marietta spa, according to Channel 2 Action News .
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Exploration seemed to be in Alec McCrackin’s blood. He enjoyed discovering changes in geography, differences in culture and the uniqueness of people as he traveled.
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The Justice Department doesn’t often seek the death penalty, but this case appeared to be as close to a slam dunk as a prosecutor could get.
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While five Republican governors have flatly refused to expand Medicaid under the Affordable Care Act, another five have said there’s one way the expansion could work.
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Budget gurus and health officials in every state are trying to project the costs and benefits of the Affordable Care Act.
Several states have taken definitive stands on the Medicaid expansion; most have not. — Politico.com calls them “the five hell-no states.”