(GA. NEWS NETWORK)
*An E. Coli outbreak tied to recalled raw milk cheese is reaching Georgia. The CDC confirmed Monday that one person in the state is among 13 who have been sickened after consuming Sierra Nevada Graziers grass-fed raw milk cheeses.
*Six men are behind bars today after an undercover sting targeting child predators wrapped up near Augusta. Over five days, investigators in Grovetown engaged with more than 1,400 people online. According to a report from WRDW, more than 150 adults attempted to arrange meetings with children for sexual activity. Twenty-five were willing to travel, and six men ultimately showed up at pre-arranged locations. Grovetown Police and partner agencies arrested all six, and 15 others remain under investigation as authorities continue following leads
*A recent study by MoneySuperMarket analyzed three years of weather data from 138 cities worldwide, ranking Atlanta sixth among U.S. cities and tenth globally for driving weather risk. Fox 5 reports Atlanta’s highest category score was for wet and windy conditions, followed by heat and cold. Dallas topped the U.S. ranking, with Houston, Washington, New Orleans, and Philadelphia following. While the study measures environmental risk rather than total crash volume, local drivers are being urged to double their follow distance and slow down.