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AUSTELL — Ray Thomas, president of the Mableton Improvement Coalition, does not expect modest economic growth for the south Cobb area, as well as Cobb’s newest city, in 2024.

When Santa Claus climbed from an engine that belonged to the Austell Fire Department, he was very quickly greeted by children excited to see him.

An abundance of blessings helped fill pantries this month when Duncan Blessing Boxes hosted its Fourth Annual Basket of Blessings.

OKLAHOMA CITY – Starting today, Oklahoma courts may adjust the punishment of an offender who was trafficked, sexually abused or assaulted by the victim.

Starting November 1, Oklahoma courts may adjust the punishment of an offender who was trafficked, sexually abused or assaulted by the victim.Rep. Marilyn Stark,

Sen. Darrell Weaver, R-Moore, held an interim study Tuesday to evaluate how to best educate students on human trafficking and prevent them from becoming a victi

Members of the Oklahoma Senate’s Committee on Education spent Tuesday morning hearing from a series of subject-matter experts as lawmakers examine ways to end human trafficking in the state.

Oklahoma Senator Darrell Weaver held an interim study, taking a deeper look at sheriff’s deputy salaries across the state.

Oklahoma sheriff officials testified they can’t hire or retain employees for the wages they’re able to pay.

Sen. Darrell Weaver, R-Moore, held an interim study Monday to evaluate current sheriff’s deputy salaries across the state.