Data center delay; Decline in home sales; Airport accident

The Columbus, Georgia City Council has opted to postpone a final decision on a proposed Technology Overlay District that would pave the way for "Project Ruby," a significant five-billion-dollar data center investment. The project, initially announced in February, faces scrutiny from local residents. The council's decision to wait reflects its intention to consider voter feedback before proceeding. Citizens have actively expressed concerns regarding the potential environmental impacts of the planned data center, influencing the council's cautious approach to the project's approval.