Miss the final hours of crossover day? I stayed up late so you didn’t have to! 🌛✨
— Sam Gringlas (@gringsam) March 7, 2023
Here’s where things stand:https://t.co/jk1Xwj36G1
News: The Georgia Senate has passed a bill to limit gender-affirming care for minors (SB 140).
— Sam Gringlas (@gringsam) March 7, 2023
Still needs to pass the House to become law.
Domestic terrorism and ‘Cop City’
The last few months I’ve been making records requests/asking abt felony domestic terrorism to understand how that charge figures into the picture of protestors in Atlanta. Here’s the latest of a handful of pieces we’ve pursued at @wabenews https://t.co/VUKvkjhs54
— Emily Wu Pearson 柯依薇 (@emilywupearson) March 8, 2023
Knocking down the house…
Officials in DeKalb County say they are increasing their efforts in code enforcement and compliance in the southern, unincorporated portion of the county, creating changes that residents say have taken far too long to enforce.https://t.co/hbmzc7s9tA
— WABE News (@wabenews) March 8, 2023
Also in this episode…
—Jess Mador reports on how a Northeast Georgia hospital system is trying a different approach to help people struggling with addiction. It connects patients with specialized help right in the emergency room, instead of just treating their symptoms and releasing them.
—Patrick Saunders tells us about how a stolen 2,700-year-old Iraqi artifact ended up on display at the Michael C. Carlos Museum at Emory University in Atlanta.
–We hear more from the chief justice of the Georgia Supreme Court, who says the state is still trying to climb out of a massive backlog of unresolved court cases caused by delays during the pandemic.
–And the Atlanta Braves are set to stop selling season tickets to make more single-game tickets available. It’s a confident move from a front office that eyes topping last year’s record in-person home game attendance.
