President Trump’s campaign is spending money to defend Georgia and polls there show a tight contest, fueling Democratic optimism that the Peach State could go blue at the presidential level for the …
Black Georgia lawmakers share their stories on past interactions with the police
During the final days of the 2020 session of the Georgia General Assembly, 11Alive News asked Black legislators to describe their encounters with police.
Coronavirus cases in Georgia continue to grow
That’s down from 3,472 newly reported cases the day before, which set a record for the number of new cases. Also Friday, the state Department of Public Health reported 7 more deaths from the disease.
Coronavirus in Georgia | Daily case increase third-highest on record
The state’s June 3 update shows cases only behind the last two days for number of new cases recorded in a 24 hour period.
OPINION: The lone danger for Georgia’s Masked Man, Governor Shotgun
Atlanta columnist Bill Torpy on the coronavirus surge in Georgia, and why Gov. Brian Kemp avoids making masks mandatory even though he wears one.
Confederate Cemetery in Georgia Vandalized, ‘Stop Racism’ Written with Flags
The Gordon County Sheriff’s Office is investigating after Deputy E.L. Kirby found dozens of Confederate flags that had been removed from gravesites on the ground at Resaca Confederate Cemetery, KCBD …
Ambassador: Azerbaijan, Georgia have great opportunities for cooperation in new areas
Trend’s exclusive interview with Georgian Ambassador to Azerbaijan Zurab Pataradze Dynamics of Georgian-Azerbaijani relations Bilateral relations between Georgia and Azerbaijan are developing rapidly, …
Georgia Workers’ Compensation Law Firm Publishes Free Guide To Work-Related Back & Neck Injuries
Gerber & Holder Workers’ Compensation Attorneys, a leading Georgia law firm that serves injured workers in Atlanta, Athens, Columbus and throughout the state, has published a comprehensive guide for …
Kirby: A tight budget that still eases impact on Georgia classrooms
On June 22, the Georgia General Assembly reconvened at the state Capitol for the final week of the 2020 legislative session.
250 COVID-19 complaints from employees in Georgia – but critics say OSHA isn’t doing its job
After receiving thousands of complaints from employees worried their lives are being put at risk, OSHA has only issued one formal citation.