Many Georgia National Guard soldiers switched missions from COVID relief to helping the Atlanta Police Department, on Saturday, during the protests. They were on duty when Motor Officer Maximilian …
Pastors, members rally near Georgia Capitol for better race relations
Several hundred Christian pastors, church leaders and members gathered across the street from the Georgia state Capitol on Monday afternoon to demand changes through state lawmakers and other churches …
Georgia Power customers to see $21 reduction on June bills
Georgia Power today announced that the typical residential customer using 1,000-kilowatt hours will receive an $11.29 credit on their June Georgia Power bill. This reflects implementation of a …
Kemp authorizes 3,000 Guard troops for protests in Georgia
Atlanta’s mayor extended a curfew another night Sunday and Georgia’s governor authorized up to 3,000 National Guard troops to be deployed across the state to respond if needed to protests over the …
Deaths, Hospitalizations Up Day Before Georgia Bars Reopen
The Georgia Department of Public Health reports coronavirus deaths and hospitalizations continue to increase one day before bars reopen.
People gather in Savannah, elsewhere in Georgia for peaceful protests
People gathered Sunday in Savannah, Augusta and Columbus to peacefully protest the death of George Floyd, a Minnesota man who died while in police custody.
Fawn lays beside unknown soldier’s headstone at Georgia cemetery
A maintenance supervisor at Anderson National Historic sight in Georgia snapped a photo of a young fawn huddled next to one of the headstones there.
Kemp authorizes thousands of National Guard troops to be deployed across Georgia
Gov. Brian Kemp (R) authorized up to 3,000 Georgia National Guard troops to be deployed to cities across Georgia on Saturday as protests against George Floyd’s and Ahmaud Arbery’s deaths continue.
NAACP of Georgia holds press conference
The Georgia NAACP and JUSTGeorgia Coalition have called a press conference at noon Sunday to …
Georgia student, son of 2 first responders, creates lifesaving COVID-19 equipment
Craig is a graduate student at Georgia Tech’s school of mechanical engineering. Watching the pandemic ravage Atlanta, Craig said his parents’ devotion to public service inspired him to take action.