Archith Seshadri

Atlanta

Atlanta Bureau Correspondent at Nexstar Media Group

Correspondent at WDHN-TV (Dothan, AL )

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Articles

IRS Scams Impacting Georgians

1 week ago | wjbf.com | Archith Seshadri

GEORGIA (WJBF) – The IRS is warning Georgians of an uptick in tax scams ahead of the April 15th deadline. Scammers may pressure you to share personal, financial, or employment information to steal your data or money, or trick you into bogus tax returns which are probably “too good to be true.”The IRS says be wary of odd or misspelled web links that can take you to sites that look very similar to the IRS website but are in fact fraudulent sites.
Tariffs economic impact to Georgia

1 week ago | wjbf.com | Archith Seshadri

GEORGIA (WJBF) – Financial experts say the recent slew of tariffs will have a ripple effect on Georgia’s economy. A new poll says three out of four voters do not believe tariffs should stay long term. Financial experts say if you are retired or a senior, do not panic at the market volatility because this is cyclical. “Those who are concerned about these moments you should take sober mindedness and understand that tariffs come and go like presidents and these rollercoaster moments also come and go.
Organized retail crime unit cracks down on criminals in Georgia

2 weeks ago | wrbl.com | Archith Seshadri

ATLANTA (WJBF) — The Peach State is cracking down on organized retail crime. Attorney General Chris Carr said Georgia is one of the few states putting the resources to tackle this issue after establishing a statewide organized retail crime unit last July. Governor Brian Kemp says this task force will protect Georgia businesses and punish those who profit by stealing.
Organized retail crime unit cracks down on criminals in Georgia

2 weeks ago | wjbf.com | Archith Seshadri

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Organized retail crime unit cracks down on criminals in Georgia

2 weeks ago | yahoo.com | Archith Seshadri

ATLANTA (WJBF) – The Peach State is cracking down on organized retail crime. Attorney General Chris Carr said Georgia is one of the few states putting the resources to tackle this issue after establishing a statewide organized retail crime unit last July. Governor Brian Kemp says this task force will protect Georgia businesses and punish those who profit by stealing.
Georgia bill for school safety advancing with state lawmakers

3 weeks ago | wjbf.com | Archith Seshadri

ATLANTA (WJBF) – With just days to go, state lawmakers are making one final push to get bills cleared before the 2025 legislative session ends on Friday. The largest chunk of the state budget falls on education and schools. House bill 268 would require public schools to install a mobile panic alert system to coordinate with first responders in the event of a school security issue. The bill would also require schools to provide school mapping data to GEMA and Homeland Security Agency.
New wave of smaller, cheaper nuclear reactors sends US states racing to attract the industry

3 weeks ago | cbs42.com | Marc Levy |Archith Seshadri

HARRISBURG, Pa. (AP) — With the promise of newer, cheaper nuclear power on the horizon, U.S. states are vying to position themselves to build and supply the industry’s next generation as policymakers consider expanding subsidies and paving over regulatory obstacles.
Latest on charter school funding in Georgia

1 month ago | wjbf.com | Archith Seshadri

ATLANTA (WJBF) – State House lawmakers in Georgia are reviewing Senate Bill 82, which cleared the senate chamber. The “Local Charter School Authorization and Support Act” would give local school districts power to fund charter schools instead of charter schools relying solely on state funding. Georgia has around 100 charter schools so far. New data released by the State Charter Schools Commission of Georgia shows more than 21,000 students are on the charter school wait lists.
One-on-one with Andrew Young: A legacy of leadership

1 month ago | wrbl.com | Archith Seshadri

ATLANTA (WJBF) – Ambassador Andrew Young is known to wear many hats: politician, pastor, diplomat, activist and author. Born in New Orleans, the 93-year-old initially studied to be a dentist at Howard University. “I had a good life starting out as a preacher starting out in rural Alabama and Georgia. Then I spent four years in New York with the National Council of Churches. Then in 1960, when the student sit ins started, we sold our home in New York and came back to Atlanta,” said Andrew Young.
One-on-one with Andrew Young: A legacy of leadership

1 month ago | wjbf.com | Archith Seshadri

ATLANTA (WJBF) – Ambassador Andrew Young is known to wear many hats: politician, pastor, diplomat, activist and author. Born in New Orleans, the 93-year-old initially studied to be a dentist at Howard University. “I had a good life starting out as a preacher starting out in rural Alabama and Georgia. Then I spent four years in New York with the National Council of Churches. Then in 1960, when the student sit ins started, we sold our home in New York and came back to Atlanta,” said Andrew Young.