Brian Kemp’s gamble on a quick reopening hasn’t spiked COVID-19 cases yet. Nor has it so far produced any employment gains.
What Georgia’s reopening can teach the rest of U.S.
What can a state like Georgia, which reopened portions of its economy sooner than other states, teach the rest of the country? Steve Rattner joins Morning Joe with charts.
Pence to visit Atlanta on Friday to discuss Georgia’s pandemic strategy
The rebuke stunned Kemp’s aides because hours earlier Trump and Pence both separately voiced support for his plans to let some shuttered businesses, such as barber shops and tatto …
2021 Running Back Gabe Ervin Releases Top 5, Including Georgia Football
Gabe Ervin quietly goes about his business. That business is being one of the more talented and productive running backs in the not only the state of Georgia but the entire 2021 class. Today, the …
Coronavirus data used in decision to reopen Georgia flawed
Data on coronavirus infections that was a key driver in Georgia Gov. Brian Kemp’s aggressive push to reopen the state was flawed and may have distorted perceptions of progress against the virus …
UPDATE: Georgia jobless rate rockets to record 11.9% as layoffs mount
Georgia’s unemployment rate reached an all-time high of 11.9% in April, and the flood of jobless claims unleashed by the coronavirus has continued in May, the Department of Labor said Thursday. The …
Third suspect charged with murder of Georgia unarmed black jogger
Packers DL Montravius Adams arrested on three charges in Georgia
A member of the Green Bay Packers defense is in some hot water. According to Tom Green of AL.com, defensive lineman Montravius Adams was arrested on Tuesday night on three different misdemeanor …
Georgia Authorities Arrest Third Man in Ahmaud Arbery Killing
The Georgia Bureau of Investigation has arrested a third person in connection with the killing of Ahmaud Arbery. Authorities arrested William “Roddie” Bryan, the man who filmed the altercation.
Doctor in small Georgia city says coronavirus spread through community before hospital staff found out what it was
Coronavirus spread through a southwest Georgia city for 10 days in March before hospital staff were told what was filling their wards with desperately sick people, a doctor told Congress on Thursday.