Vince Villavalzo, owner of the Mystic Owl tattoo parlor in the Atlanta metro area, discusses his decision not to reopen his business, even as the state of Georgia attempts to reopen some of its …
Tulane Basketball Player Teshaun Hightower Charged With Murder in Georgia
A Tulane University basketball player who recently declared for the NBA draft has been charged in a Georgia slaying.
Georgia Teen Shot And Killed By Stepfather After Argument About Staying At Home Amid Coronavirus Outbreak, Police Say
Bernie Hargrove, 42, has been charged with felony murder in the death of 16-year-old De’onte Roberts in Atlanta, Georgia.
Kemp to hold prayer service as some restaurants in Georgia reopen
That decision infuriated local leaders and public health experts who warned Georgia was far from containing the outbreak, and President Donald Trump, who repeatedly blasted Kemp l …
Teshaun Hightower charged with murder in Georgia, dismissed from Tulane Green Wave basketball team
Tulane dismissed guard Teshaun Hightower from the team after he was arrested in Georgia on Saturday and charged with murder.
Georgia launches new test sites in rural areas as grim milestones near
Brian Kemp’s office on Sunday announced new drive-through coronavirus testing sites to serve rural stretches of Georgia, as the state and nation approach grim new milestones in the battle against …
Georgia ‘jumping the gun’ by easing restrictions, ex-FDA head says
Dr. Scott Gottlieb said on “Face the Nation” that Georgia’s reopening increases the risk of infection and said the state is “certainly not out of the woods.” …
Tulane guard Teshaun Hightower charged with Georgia murder
Tulane guard Teshaun Hightower has been booked and charged with murder in connection to an April 8 killing in Stockbridge, Georgia.
Many Georgia churches stay shut despite governor’s measure that allows in-person services
On the first Sunday since Gov. Brian Kemp said houses of worship could hold in-person services, many religious leaders kept the doors shut.
Fear and mistrust in rural Georgia as Gov. Kemp urges the state to re-open
Sheryl Means already has lost so much to the invisible virus burning through her hometown. Her mother and her aunt died within days of each other. Her sister has been on a ventilator for weeks in a …