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.
VERIFY: Did Georgia deploy child troops during Atlanta protests?
We’re looking into a viral post that appeared to show children in riot gear outside Lenox Square last night as protests raged across Atlanta. The claim: The video posted to Twitter has 10 million …
On the Black Sea, Georgia rebrands as a holiday haven from the pandemic
With fewer than 800 confirmed cases, Georgia tests “new reality” of tourism with selected nations on the guest list.
SEC non-conference schedules: Georgia & Alabama rank 1-2
In 2020, the only exceptions to that rule among the 14 SEC teams are Georgia (the Bulldogs play two Power 5 foes), Missouri (the Tigers play Brigham Young instead of a Power 5) and LSU (the Bayou …
Great Wolf Lodge Georgia set to reopen in June
Great Wolf Lodge Georgia, located over state lines in LaGrange, has announced it will welcome guests back to indoor water park and resort beginning Tuesday, June 16.
Q&A with Steve Salbu, professor of law and ethics at Georgia Tech’s Scheller College of Business
Steve Salbu says he has seen Georgia Tech’s and other MBA programs evolve over the last decade to include more discussion of corporate responsibility, including today during the coronavirus pandemic.