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US takes steps to protect electric system from cyberattacks

US takes steps to protect electric system from cyberattacks

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US takes steps to protect electric system from cyberattacks

The initiative encourages owners and operators of power plants and electric utilities to bolster their capabilities for identifying cyber threats to their networks.

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Here are all the places you can schedule a COVID-19 vaccine appointment in Georgia
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Coronavirus in Georgia | 870,517 cases, up 927 since Monday
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'I guess I've waited 75 years for this': Class of 1946 veteran finally receives diploma
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VERIFY: Yes, FEMA will pay funeral expenses for people who died from COVID-19

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Georgia faith leaders call on boycott of Home Depot over state's new election law

Gov. Kemp responded to the call for a protest on Tuesday afternoon saying the "insanity needs to stop."
'A huge paradigm shift': Central Georgia officers say Chauvin verdict will impact law enforcement

Two law enforcement officers in Central Georgia say the Derek Chauvin guilty verdict will have a lasting impact on departments.

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The Chauvin trial jury has no deadline for the deliberation process

Jurors will be sequestered in a hotel during deliberation as they consider murder and manslaughter charges for Derek Chauvin in the death of George Floyd.
VERIFY: Can voting hours be extended in Georgia under new law?

While the law defines early voting hours from 9 a.m. to 5 p.m., counties have the option to extend hours from 7 a.m. to 7 p.m.