Blake Aued is a News Editor for Flagpole Magazine and Streetsblog USA, specializing in local news coverage in Athens, Georgia. With a focus on politics, environmental issues, and community events, Blake delivers informative and engaging articles that keep readers informed about the latest developments in their area.
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A new bill dubbed "Build Green" would replace many of the climate-friendly elements Sen. Joe Manchin insisted on stripping from the Inflation Reduction Act.
Prosecutors added several new charges Tuesday against the man accused of killing Athens nursing student Laken Riley in February, including aggravated assault with intent to rape.
The way Politico lays out the battle lines, it's not just drivers versus transit users, but urban transit users versus suburban ones.
By: Blake Aued
Tara Baker’s family placed a memorial outside the UGA Law Library on the 20th anniversary of her murder. Credit: Cameron Jay
Climate scientists are preparing for the worst, and something is going to have to change quickly for the world to avoid catastrophe.
The U.S. has more than 1 billion parking spaces — about three for every person — so it makes sense that cities don't want to build more.
The U.S. transportation system is designed by drivers for drivers. But the millions of people who can't drive or prefer to walk, bike or take transit should be consulted as well, Next City says.
Elections for nonpartisan local offices, and partisan primaries for some local, state and federal offices, will take place Tuesday, May 21. For many of these races, the outcome will be decisive, so don’t wait until November to make your voice heard. This is a summary of each race in a nutshell to help voters decide. Click here for more comprehensive coverage.
By: John Guccione, Blake Aued
Three candidates—Jason Jacobs, Stephanie Johnson and Carol Myers—have vastly outraised their opponents in Athens-Clarke County Commission races this spring.
Is shooting for "car-lite" cities a more realistic goal than "car-free"? One author thinks so. Either way, new evidence suggests that less exposure to emissions lowers the risk of asthma.
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