Georgia Gov. Brian Kemp on Thursday announced plans to allow bars and nightclubs to reopen, overnight summer camps and summer schools to begin and professional and amateur sports …
How does Georgia and Florida compare in COVID-19 cases?
Recovering COVID-19 patients often test more than once when exiting quarantine. So, the rates are likely much lower. While the rates …
Fawn curls up at ‘Unknown’ soldier’s headstone in Georgia cemetery, photo shows
A maintenance supervisor at a national park in Georgia found a fawn huddled up at the foot of a headstone for an unknown soldier Wednesday.
Turtle crashes through windshield on Georgia highway
A Georgia driver and her brother were shocked when an airborne turtle crashed through the windshield while they were on a highway.
Q&A: Kirby Smart pretty excited about Georgia’s defense, too
Georgia coach Kirby Smart, in a video-conference call with beat reporters Thursday, said he feels fairly confident about the quality of the team the Bulldogs eventually will field for the season. That …
Stacey Abrams’ voting rights group to track absentee ballot problems in Georgia
Fair Fight PAC will be documenting experiences of voters who are having trouble getting absentee ballots ahead of the June 9th primary.
Spike in Georgia COVID-19 cases partly from virus spread, expert says
Georgia’s recent spike in new COVID-19 cases likely indicates the virus is spreading and cannot be solely attributed to a surge in testing, a prominent public health expert said Thursday. “It’s not …
Georgia Power customers to see approximately $10 reduction in monthly summer bills
PRNewswire/ — The Georgia Public Service Commission (PSC) approved Georgia Power’s plan to reduce its fuel rates by 17.2 …
Georgia’s coronavirus cases haven’t spiked since reopening — but there isn’t a strong downward trend either
It’s tempting to celebrate the data as a sign that reopening Georgia won’t worsen its COVID-19 outbreak, but it’s still early to draw that conclusion.
Georgia may furlough first responders and close courts in spending cuts
The heads of Georgia’s public safety and criminal justice agencies will have to furlough employees, cut pay and freeze vacant positions to meet the 14 percent budget reductions requested by lawmakers, …