The first U.S. case of an animal testing positive for COVID-19 was a tiger at a NY zoo, according to the CDC. A small number of pet cats have tested positive for the virus, which …
Coronavirus cases surge in Arizona, California, Georgia and Texas
Arizona saw a staggering 4,900 new cases in 24 hours and an increase in hospitalizations. California is reinstating restrictions, including closing down indoor dining. At least 18 states are rolling …
Georgia to Spend Additional $5 Million on Online Education
With COVID-19 affecting schools across the state, enrollment in the Georgia Virtual School has already risen 30% and officials think it could go much higher, overwhelming the 250 teachers for the …
Georgia Beach Towns Scrub Down For July 4 Weekend As Covid-19 Spikes
Vacationers heading to the Georgia coast this week, and the workers who want to serve them to earn a paycheck while the tour …
Georgia Gov. Kemp says mask mandate not needed amid spike
Georgia Gov. Brian Kemp says he has not yet weighed whether the state will take legal action against local governments that try to impose mask requirements, as Georgia faces a spike in confirmed …
Georgia police officers face lawsuit after aggressively arresting the wrong man, allegedly breaking his wrist
Four Georgia police officers are facing a lawsuit from an unarmed black man who was slammed face-first to the ground and arrested in a case of mistaken identity.
Georgia election board extends rules for absentee voting
The move is a sign that absentee ballots are likely to play a substantial role in Georgia elections moving forward.
Covid in Georgia | Latest as mask mandate debate is in the spotlight
Emory experts are calling for mask requirements while the governor, who endorses wearing a mask, is reluctant to take that step.
Georgia Man Serving Life Sentence Could be Released
A man, who has been in prison for more than 20 years – for two murders he says he did NOT commit in Camden county – could be released as early as September. Court documents show the Georgia Board of …
Man pleads guilty to making threats against schools in Alabama and Georgia
Levi Calhoun III,28, pleaded guilty Tuesday to making threats against school and conveying false information, according to a joint announcement Wednesday by Middle District of Alabama U.S. Attorney …