The supply for high-dose flu vaccines that are recommended for those 65 years and older is “spotty,” a Georgia Health Department spokeswoman said.
Election troubles fuel suppression worries in Georgia
The most significant obstacles to voting in Georgia this year are long lines and complications with absentee ballots. Voting rights groups say these tactics disenfranchise voters who are unwilling to …
A 17-year-old white supremacist apologized for her plot to attack a Black Georgia church and was sentenced to juvenile detention
Caitlyn Pye had a notebook detailing her plan to hurt Black churchgoers, a t-shirt that said “free Dylann Roof” with swastikas.
Rev. Patrick Wattigny, accused of child molestation, arrested in Georgia
Archbishop Gregory Aymond removed Wattigny from public ministry shortly after Wattigny allegedly admitted the abuse on Oct. 1.
Louisiana ex-priest accused of molestation jailed in Georgia
A former priest from a New Orleans suburb faces charges of molesting a juvenile and has been arrested as a fugitive in west-central Georgia, authorities in Louisiana …
‘It’s Complicated’ podcast: Businesses go in search of security during the pandemic
It seems the convenience of working from home during the pandemic comes at a price of “exposure and risk,” said Richard DeMillo, a computer science professor at Georgia Tech. He said he sees potential …
Here are the 25 highest-paid employees at The University of Georgia
The University of Georgia announced recently that it has advanced to No. 15 in U.S. News & World Report’s 2021 ranking of the best public universities in the nation. This marks the fifth consecutive …
Azerbaijan remains Georgia’s largest bitumen exporter
Azerbaijan accounts for 59.8 percent of Georgia oil bitumen imports during the period of January-September 2020, local media has reported.
19 women allege medical abuse in Georgia immigration detention
Records and a report obtained by the Times detail allegations of widespread medical abuse and forced sterilization against women held at an immigration detention center in Georgia. The report was …
In Georgia, long lines to vote — but determined optimism, too
A Times reporter waited less than 15 minutes to vote in suburban Atlanta this week. Many other Georgians won’t be so lucky, but say they are determined to vote no matter how long it takes.