New Uber fees Uber has new fees. Uber is adding a wait time fee. Drivers will charge if they wait longer than 2 minutes. The cancellation fee has changed also now you will be charged if you cancel within 2 minutes before the ride. 2 Chainz pink “Trap” House Relocating Today ( July […]
Georgia Congressional Election Results Lawsuit The sixth congressional district race might now be over yet, a lawsuit has been filed questioning the results. Republican Karen Handel won the race, but a lawsuit filed Monday ( July 3, 2017) claims Georgia’s touch screen voting system has security problems and without paper ballots there is no way […]
Protest for the impeachment of President Trump Thousands of people in Atlanta and around the country help protests on July 2, 2017 calling for the impeachment of President Trump. Many of them are upset over cuts to Medicaid and The Republican Healthcare Plan. Centennial Olympic Park 4th of July celebration More police will patrol […]
DHS new security measures for international flights The Department of Homeland Security announced enhanced screening of passengers coming into the United States. The updated protocol “enhanced screening” includes passengers and their electronic devices. These security measures apply to all passengers entering the United States 300 airports. Mercedes-Benz Stadium Hiring Event The Mercedes-Benz […]
HIV Testing Year Around Here are the statistics: According to the CDC, more than a million people in the U.S. are living with HIV. African Americans account for 50 % of new cases. Get tested today, if you do not know your HIV status. Walgreens is teaming up with Greater Than Aids to provide […]
National HIV Testing Day Today is National HIV Testing Day. African Americans continue to be effected by HIV. Blacks account for 50 % of new cases. Free HIV Testing is going on at the Mall at the West End today from 11 am -8 pm, and Walgreen’s has free testing at more than 230 locations […]
Republican Karen Handel won 6th Congressional Runoff Race Karen Handel will officially start work today in Washington, DC. Last week, Republican Karen Handel beat Democrat Jon Ossoff in the 6th congressional runoff race that attracted national attention. The Healthcare Vote The upcoming healthcare vote is creating lots of concern among Republican senators. They want […]
Gas prices are falling AAA says we are seeing the cheapest gas prices for the start of a summer in 12 years. In the metro area the average prices for a gallon of gasoline is $ 2.16. Low prices are one reason AAA says about 3% more people will travel mostly by car 4th […]
Man shot and killed on Roxbury Drive Detectives are working to find a killer in Clayton County. Police showed up on Roxbury Drive yesterday after getting a call of shots fired. Police say a 28 years old man died on the way to the hospital. Detectives have few leads on this case, if you have […]
Flash Flood Watch Until 8 p.m. in Metro Atlanta That National Weather Service wants you to remember the (T.A.D.D.) Turn Around Don’t Drown. It takes 12 inches of flowing water to carry off a small car. More than half of flooding deaths happen in vehicles. All of this tropical moisture is connected to Tropical […]
Publix is hiring Publix is having a job fair today from 10 a.m. -3 p.m. at the Plaza Midtown Store on W. Peachtree St. in Midtown Atlanta. Fulton County property tax assessments Homeowners in Fulton County may not have to pay the price hike on property assessments. Chairman John Eaves found a legal […]
Castile Verdict Concerns African American Gun Owners African-American gun owners are worried by the acquittal of the police officer that killed Philando Castile in Minnesota. Civil rights attorneys say this case shows that acknowledging they have a weapon can open them up to harm from police who can claim they feared for their lives because […]