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Georgia Lawmaker Proposes ‘Rio’s Law’ to Improve Safety for Drivers with Developmental Disabilities

Wednesday, February 25

A Georgia lawmaker is pushing for new legislation aimed at improving interactions between law enforcement officers and individuals with developmental disabilities. The proposal, known as “Rio’s Law,” is being introduced by State Senator Brian Strickland, who says the measure would allow individuals with autism—or families... Read More.

WQCH & Georgia 93-7 Local News Headlines

Wednesday, February 25

The Walker County Sheriff's Office is warning residents about a phone scam. Officials say callers are pretending to be deputies. Victims are told they missed jury duty or a court date. The callers then demand personal information. Sometimes, they ask for money. The Sheriff’s Office says it does not operate... Read More.

Georgia Senate Bill Targets Chronic Student Absenteeism

Tuesday, February 24

Georgia lawmakers are considering new legislation aimed at reducing chronic absenteeism in public schools. Senate Bill 513, also known as the Every Day Counts Act, would establish a statewide definition for chronically unexcused students and require intervention measures to improve attendance. Under the proposal, a student... Read More.

Girls Basketball State Tournament: Cherokee Bluff 57 LaFayette 41

Tuesday, February 24

Girls basketball state tournament results from Tuesday night. Cherokee Bluff 57 LaFayette 41 The Lady Ramblers finish the season 17-11.

Rock City Gondola Proposal Draws Crowd, Concerns at Lookout Mountain Meeting

Tuesday, February 24

A proposed gondola project at Rock City prompted a lively discussion Tuesday evening during a meeting of the Lookout Mountain Planning Commission. Rock City must receive approval from the Lookout Mountain City Council before the project can move forward. The proposal has already been approved... Read More.

Georgia House Passes Bill to Expand Cellphone Ban to High School Classrooms

Tuesday, February 24

Cellphone use in Georgia’s high school classrooms is a step closer to being banned statewide after lawmakers approved new legislation Tuesday. The Georgia House of Representatives voted 145 to 20 to pass House Bill 1009, which would restrict student access to personal electronic devices throughout... Read More.

Scam Alert: Callers Impersonating Walker County Sheriff’s Office

Tuesday, February 24

Scam Alert: Callers Impersonating Walker County Sheriff’s Office WALKER COUNTY, Ga. — The Walker County Sheriff’s Office is warning residents about a phone scam involving individuals impersonating law enforcement. According to the Sheriff’s Office, multiple reports have been received from residents who were contacted by callers... Read More.

Walker County Sheriff Arrest Report 02/24/26

Tuesday, February 24

DATE: 2-23-2026 WALKER COUNTY DETENTION CENTER DAILY INTAKE REPORT TIME NAME OF INMATE ADMITTED LAST FIRST MIDDLE RACE / SEX AGE FELONY / MISD CHARGES 1019 NEWBERRY DAKOTA LUKE W/M 30 FELONY PROBATION VIOLATION (F) 1055 WEAVER ANDREW MELVAN W/M 50 FELONY AGGREVATED SEXUAL BATTERY, CHILD MOLESTATION 1640 MOORE ANTHONY LEE B/M 22 MISD DUI- DRUGS, NO INSURANCE, SUSPENDED REGISTRATION, FAILURE TO MAINTAIN LANE 1732 WOOTEN WILLIAM CLINTON W/M 25 MISD VIOLATE FAMILY VIOLENCE... Read More.

LaFayette High School girls shut out Christian Heritage 5-0 in freezing conditions

Tuesday, February 24

Despite frigid weather conditions, the LaFayette High School girls soccer team turned in a dominant performance Monday, defeating Christian Heritage School by a final score of 5-0. Cora Lanier led the Lady Ramblers offensively with two goals and one assist. Emma Brown also scored twice,... Read More.

Your Morning Weather Discussion

Tuesday, February 24

WQCH & Georgia 93-7 Local News Headlines

Tuesday, February 24

Adoption fees are now waived for dogs over six months old at the Walker County Animal Shelter as the facility faces overcrowding. Shelter officials say they’re at full capacity after 26 dogs arrived in just one week. The fee... Read More.

Georgia Power filings could lower electric rates if approved

Monday, February 23

Georgia Power has filed two cases with the Georgia Public Service Commission that could result in slightly lower electric bills for customers beginning this summer. The filings include the company’s routine Fuel Cost Recovery case and a Storm Cost Recovery case. Together, Georgia Power says... Read More.

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Georgia Lawmaker Proposes ‘Rio’s Law’ to Improve Safety for Drivers with Developmental Disabilities

WQCH & Georgia 93-7 Local News Headlines

Georgia Senate Bill Targets Chronic Student Absenteeism

Girls Basketball State Tournament: Cherokee Bluff 57 LaFayette 41

Rock City Gondola Proposal Draws Crowd, Concerns at Lookout Mountain Meeting

Georgia House Passes Bill to Expand Cellphone Ban to High School Classrooms

Scam Alert: Callers Impersonating Walker County Sheriff’s Office

Walker County Sheriff Arrest Report 02/24/26

LaFayette High School girls shut out Christian Heritage 5-0 in freezing conditions

Your Morning Weather Discussion

WQCH & Georgia 93-7 Local News Headlines

Georgia Power filings could lower electric rates if approved

Local/Regional News

USDA to Conduct Aerial Rabies Vaccine Drops Across Northwest Georgia

GNTC Spring Plant Sale Returns April 13-16 in Rome

Catoosa County Man Sentenced to Multiple Life Terms in Child Sex Abuse Case

Walker County Animal Control Locates Owner of Neglected Dogs, Investigation Ongoing