Crime & Safety
Ga Woman Sentenced to Prison for Conspiring to File False Tax Returns
Scheme Sought Nearly $12 Million in Fraudulent Tax Refunds
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Crime & Safety
Former Ga prison guard pleads guilty to smuggling meth, other drugs to inmates
Because he stored the drugs at his family home before smuggling them into the prison, he also pleaded guilty to possession with intent to distribute methamphetamine on premises where a minor resides.
Georgia K12
Georgia educator named National Principal of the Year
With Principal Wing’s recognition this week, Georgia is home to both the National Superintendent of the Year and the National Principal of the Year.
National Politics
Treasurer of Multiple PACs Pleads Guilty to Filing False Reports With The FEC
He was treasurer of approximately 52 PACs, including Conservative StrikeForce, Conservative Majority Fund, Tea Party Majority Fund and Conservative Majority SuperFund.
Georgia Health
FDA grants first-ever modified risk orders to eight smokeless tobacco products
In an effort to help prevent youth access and exposure, the agency has also placed stringent advertising and promotion restrictions on the products, including a requirement to restrict advertising to adults.
The FDA also reportedly concludes that completely switching from cigarettes to these authorized products lowers certain health risks
Crime & Safety
Fmr President of Private Tennis Academy Pleads Guilty in College Admissions Case
Martin Fox, the former president of a private tennis academy in Texas, will plead guilty in connection with his involvement in a scheme to use bribery to facilitate the admission of applicants to selective colleges and universities.
