Skeptics use misrepresented data to show that both states could safely reopen. After both states did, their COVID-19 cases increased.
Georgia police union official: Atlanta call outs ‘totally understandable’ after murder charges in Brooks case
A top Georgia police union official told “The Story” Thursday that it is “totally understandable” that a “higher than usual” number of Atlanta officers called out of work after the local district …
Mayor of tiny coastal Georgia town under fire for ‘privilege’ post
The mayor of a tiny coastal Georgia town is under fire for a now-deleted Facebook post about what constitutes “privilege.” …
Northwest’s emergency room on Georgia took part in a very special delivery
In that area of town, I-27 and Georgia Street, we knew that was going to be a busy place with the interstate right there. Having an ER in that area is very important. Actually, if we wouldn’t have had …
State requesting Georgia Milestones test be suspended for upcoming school year due to COVID-19
The state of Georgia will submit a waiver to the U.S. Department of Education for the suspension of the 2020-21 Georgia Milestones assessment …
Personal Injury Lawyer Henry County GA, Ben Windham, Reports on the COVID-19 Impact Affecting the Georgia Judicial System
Ben F. Windham P.C., McDonough GA Personal Injury Attorney, weighs in on how Georgia’s Judicial System has been negatively impacted by the COVID-19 virus which has interrupted the Civil Justice System …
Family of Rayshard Brooks demands charges against officers; ‘March on Georgia’ demands end to systemic racism
A “March on Georgia” demanding an end systemic racism in the criminal justice system and voter suppression in the state was underway in Atlanta.
Kemp and Woods want second year of no state tests in Georgia
Georgia’s governor and the state school superintendent plan to ask for federal permission to suspend all state standardized testing in public schools for a second year. Gov. Brian Kemp and State …
Georgia Senate Appropriations Committee rolls out budget plan with $2.6B in cuts
The Georgia Senate Appropriations Committee on Wednesday approved a scaled-back spending proposal for the upcoming fiscal year, which starts July 1.
Georgia’s Redcoat Band will no longer play ‘Tara’s Theme’ from ‘Gone With the Wind’ after games
The Redcoat Band at the University of Georgia will no longer play ‘Tara’s Theme’ from ‘Gone With the Wind,’ a longtime postgame tradition.