Georgia Department of Public Health confirms three new measles cases in metro Atlanta family
Three unvaccinated members of a metro Atlanta family have tested positive for measles following international travel. State health officials are tracing potential exposures as total confirmed cases rise this year. Authorities urge vaccination as an effective preventive measure.
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U.S. Census Bureau releases new Business Trends and Outlook Survey data for April 2026
The U.S. Census Bureau has released updated Business Trends and Outlook Survey data for April 2026. The biweekly survey provides timely insights into business conditions nationwide and includes upcoming results on artificial intelligence.
IAM encourages participation in 2026 Pride at Work Convention in Minneapolis
The International Association of Machinists and Aerospace Workers urged members on Apr. 9 to participate in the upcoming Pride at Work Convention set for June 2026 in Minneapolis. The event supports equality for LGBTQIA+ workers within unions.
California energy policies linked to high prices and increased foreign oil dependence
California faces some of the highest gasoline and electricity prices nationwide due partly to policy choices impacting production and imports. Federal programs aim at lowering utility bills and supporting clean technology development across states.
Prologis receives approval for $17 billion Georgia data center project
Coweta County commissioners have approved Prologis’s plan for a massive $17 billion data center campus southwest of Atlanta after close debate. The project could bring significant tax revenue but has raised concerns about environmental impacts and energy demands.
Georgia State study finds Alzheimer’s screening tools may differ in effectiveness by sex
A new Georgia State University study reports standard Alzheimer’s screenings may work differently for men and women. Researchers say test results might miss early signs of brain changes in women compared to men.
Georgia Power reports progress on grid investment and reliability improvements
Georgia Power announced new milestones under its Grid Investment Program after completing hundreds of infrastructure projects statewide since launching it in 2020. The utility says recent upgrades have reduced outage frequency by half for many customers.
Trump administration orders Colorado coal plant to remain open for power reliability
The Trump administration has ordered a Colorado coal plant slated for closure to stay open into mid-2026 in an effort aimed at preserving grid reliability and affordability. Officials say this move reverses previous shutdown trends while federal agencies continue supporting clean energy initiatives nationwide.
Healthpeak affiliate acquires two senior living communities in Cobb County for $240 million
Healthpeak Properties has acquired two Sterling Estates senior living communities in Cobb County for $240 million through its new spinoff REIT, Janus Living. The deal adds hundreds of units to Janus’s portfolio amid rising demand driven by an aging population.