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[ July 28, 2026 ] Report: Waymo’s driverless vehicles were involved in 68% fewer police reportable crashes than human drivers News
[ July 28, 2026 ] Charleston turns to residents for feedback on tourism’s future News
[ July 26, 2026 ] Okefenokee National Wildlife Refuge designated as Georgia’s first UNESCO World Heritage Site News
[ July 24, 2026 ] Ohio AG opinion affirms township authority over lodging taxes News
[ July 22, 2026 ] New Jersey bill cracks down on unlicensed limo operators News

DOJ set to open in museum in July, touted as a walk-through history of the department

March 13, 2026 The Turnaround

The Department of Justice says it’s opening a museum in July 2026, timed to the nation’s 250th anniversary, and construction is underway.

Georgia Supreme Court says city not liable for 2016 traffic death

March 12, 2026 The Turnaround

The Supreme Court of Georgia has vacated lower-court rulings in a lawsuit that held the city of Milton liable for a 2016 traffic death involving a vehicle that left Batesville Road and struck a large concrete planter set back from the paved roadway.

Trump signs order targeting drug cartels

March 7, 2026 The Turnaround

President Donald Trump signed a proclamation Saturday declaring that criminal cartels and foreign terrorist organizations operating in the Western Hemisphere should be “demolished” to the fullest extent allowed by law.

South Carolina AG issues public safety advisory amidst Operation Epic Fury

March 3, 2026 The Turnaround

South Carolina Attorney General Alan Wilson is out with a public safety advisory tied to Operation Epic Fury and rising tensions with Iran, warning residents and businesses to keep their eyes open — even though there is no specific, credible threat to the state right now.

New Bob Dylan Center exhibit to explore year following Dylan’s controversial 1965 electric performance

March 3, 2026 Sightseers’ Delight

A new exhibition at the Bob Dylan Center will explore the year following Bob Dylan’s controversial electric performance at the 1965 Newport Folk Festival.

Ohio bill would make it harder to sue long-established racetracks

March 3, 2026 The Turnaround

State Rep. Kellie Deeter, R-Norwalk, has introduced a “Right to Race” bill that would make it a lot harder for new neighbors to sue long-established racetracks over being, well, racetracks.

U.S. issues worldwide security caution, warns of travel disruptions from airspace closures

February 28, 2026 The Turnaround

Following the launch of U.S. combat operations in Iran, the State Department said U.S. citizens worldwide — especially in the Middle East — should follow the latest security alerts issued by their nearest U.S. embassy or consulate.

Georgia DOT adds $85.7 million in new awards as fiscal 2026 total reaches $1.82 billion

February 28, 2026 The Turnaround

The Georgia Department of Transportation handed out another round of construction contracts — about $85.7 million across 10 projects — at the State Transportation Board’s January meeting, with awards finalized in early February.

Necklace swipe goes nowhere: Cops nab woman after alleged $74,500 grab in Auckland

February 27, 2026 The Turnaround

A 26-year-old woman allegedly tried to walk off with a $74,500 necklace in Auckland’s CBD on Wednesday afternoon. She didn’t get far.

Ohio health officials warn of measles exposure at Columbus airport

February 26, 2026 The Turnaround

Ohio health officials are notifying travelers and others that they may have been exposed to measles at John Glenn International Airport on Feb. 18, the Ohio Department of Health said, as the state reports a rise in cases this month in Franklin County.