The Grady Memorial Hospital Corporation Board of Directors and the Fulton County Board of Commissioners have approved plans for an expansive $1 billion medical campus in South Fulton County. On March 18, Grady Health Systems announced the project via press release. The project’s multiyear initiative aims to eliminate the […]
The International Energy Agency has issued new guidance encouraging remote work and less travel as conflict in the Middle East drives up oil prices. On March 20, the International Energy Agency (IEA) released a list of 10 immediate measures for governments, businesses, and households to help curb rising oil demand. […]
Nationwide — Zuri Dixon, a 4-year-old African American girl from Atlanta, Georgia, has sadly died after being stabbed during a domestic dispute at an apartment complex. Her father, Rashad Dixon, 34, has been arrested and charged in connection with her death. According to Fox 5 News, Atlanta police […]
Nationwide — Angie Stone’s children are putting their mom’s Atlanta home on the market after struggling to cover expenses following her sudden death last year. According to the family, debts and ongoing legal battles made it impossible for them to keep the property. Stone, known for […]
Nationwide — Robin Hatcher, a 52-year-old African American woman from Travis County, Texas, went missing in August 2019, and her body has never been recovered. Her boyfriend, Paul Ray Adams, was later convicted of her murder and tampering with her corpse, receiving a 72-year prison sentence. […]
Cuba was plunged into a nationwide blackout on March 16, affecting the island’s roughly 11 million residents, as the country’s worsening energy and economic crises continue to strain an already fragile power grid. Cuba’s power went out on Monday, residents were warned to “take precautions.” […]
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