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End of the road: These vehicles won’t be back in 2026

It’s not just low-selling models heading off to the automotive graveyard. Automakers are retiring both long-running and resurrected models.

Todd Burkhalter, founder and CEO of Drive Planning, pleaded guilty to wire fraud, and prosecutors have recommended he be sentenced to 17 years in prison. (Facebook)

CEO of Alpharetta firm pleads guilty in $380M Ponzi scheme

The founder and CEO of an Alpharetta investment advice firm has pleaded guilty in a deal with prosecutors accusing him of operating Georgia's largest Ponzi scheme.

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Heavy equipment lifting business at crucial time for Brunswick port

Auto tariffs have slowed business in Brunswick, Georgia, the nation’s busiest port for vehicles. Rising trade of farm, construction and mining machinery is offsetting losses.

Georgia Media and Entertainment News

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Netflix might end up with TCM, Ted Turner’s ‘passion project’

This could be good news for Ted Turner’s brainchild, an Atlanta-based cable network which airs original classic films without commercials and quickly became an iconic brand.

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How profitable is CNN? New filing shares details for first time in years.

The projected financial performance is rosy news for CNN, which is battling the same declines in viewership and advertising dollars as other cable television brands.

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What’s filming now in Georgia? ‘Chad Powers’ and Glen Powell return.

The January list of active TV and film productions in Georgia features the return of "Chad Powers," a reboot of "A Different World" and a bit of "Road House 2."

Airport News

Atlanta airport, TSA batten the hatches for impending ice storm

Flight disruptions in Atlanta to continue into Monday from huge winter storm

Delta and most other major airlines are offering free schedule changes through Monday.

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Atlanta airport, TSA batten the hatches for impending ice storm

Atlanta airport, TSA batten the hatches for impending ice storm

The Atlanta airport could face one of its biggest tests in years as the huge storm could bring heavy amounts of freezing rain to much of Georgia.

TSA will soon require Real ID to fly. What you need to know

Flying without Real ID will soon cost you. What it means for Atlanta travelers.

Nationwide, 94% of travelers are flying with Real IDs. Georgia’s rate is 93.1%. For travelers without Real ID, there will be an extra cost.

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How profitable is CNN? New filing shares details for first time in years.

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TSA will soon require Real ID to fly. What you need to know

Flying without Real ID will soon cost you. What it means for Atlanta travelers.