Nashville, Tennessee, may be known for country music, but perhaps it should be known for its trees.
Analysis: Nashville, Tennessee, is the best city in the nation for tree lovers
SAS places order for 55 Embraer aircraft for growth, regional connectivity
Scandinavian Airlines (SAS) has entered into an agreement to acquire 45 Embraer E195-E2 aircraft, with purchase rights for an additional 10 aircraft — the largest SAS jet order direct from a manufacturer since 1996.
Democrats win two special elections for Cobb County Commission seats
After last week’s special election, two Cobb County Commission seats will soon be officially filled.
Failure of speed-zone cameras bill leaves bad blood between Georgia House and Senate
An unexpectedly early end to the 2025 General Assembly session Friday night left a bid to put some restrictions on school-zone speed cameras in Georgia on the shelf until next year.
Overhaul of Picton’s London Quay expected to start soon
Picton’s London Quay could soon be upgraded.
Georgia Senate passes bill to provide tax relief for harvesting, selling Hurricane Helene timber
The Georgia Senate unanimously passed a measure to permit local governments in the Hurricane Helene federal disaster area to provide temporary relief from taxes for the harvest or sale of standing timber during the final quarter of 2024 and throughout 2025.
Georgia House signs off on financial relief bills
The Georgia House signed off on several measures that proponents say will give taxpayers some financial relief.
Duffy: Feds would redoubling efforts to make airspace even safer
On the anniversary of the Colgan Air Flight 3407 disaster that killed 50 people and in the wake of the helicopter and commercial flight collision last month, U.S. Transportation Secretary Sean Duffy promised the feds would redouble efforts to make the airspace even safer.
Georgia Public Service Commission to start Integrated Resource Plan process
The Georgia Public Service Commission received Georgia Power’s filing for the utility’s 2025 Integrated Resource Plan on Jan. 31.
Georgia bill would make new fentanyl-specific offenses
Georgia Sen. Russ Goodman, R-Cogdell, is sponsoring legislation that would stiffen criminal penalties for fentanyl offenses.