State wildlife officials have warned residents to be on the lookout for the Argentine black and white tegu, an invasive lizard species that is threatening native creatures.
Hundreds rally in Georgia to protest handling of Ahmaud Arbery case
From Atlanta to Brunswick, organizers of the Just Georgia Coalition say they were in Glynn County on Saturday to “fight the good fight.” …
Former Georgia state rep tapped for Norway ambassador position
President Donald Trump has tapped a former Georgia state representative to serve as the U.S. ambassador to Norway. In a news release, the White House announced Friday that Trump will nominate Mark …
Georgia to ship anti-viral drug to hospitals to fight coronavirus
The Georgia Department of Public Health said Saturday it is distributing the first of two allotments of a promising anti-viral drug to eight hospitals across the state to help patients suffering from …
Main Street in Crisis: Three business owners in southern Georgia
CNBC’s Andrea Day talks to three business owners operating in southern Georgia and how they’re navigating the pandemic.
Sports Biz: Coronavirus has ‘devastating’ impact on Georgia youth sports business; Atlanta pro teams accept, decline and await PPP
Jimenez is an area developer at i9 Sports Corp., one of the largest youth sports franchise businesses in the nation. The Florida-based company has a large footprint in Georgia and …
Lawsuit: Georgia Grille owner called business associate a con man
A former business associate of Georgia Grille owner Karen Hilliard has filed a defamation lawsuit alleging she called him a con man and a thief on social media after she loaned him $80,000 — he says …
Georgia COVID-19 cases surpass 37,000
As of Saturday afternoon, the Georgia Department of Public Health reported 37,147 confirmed COVID-19 cases in the state, up 466 from Friday afternoon.
Advocates Decry Georgia Supreme Court’s Decision Allowing Governor to Invalidate Election Results
In a 6-2 decision on Thursday, the Supreme Court decided that the upcoming June election for a seat on the high court need not be held.
Federal judge upholds Georgia’s voter purge
A federal judge in Georgia has upheld the removal of nearly 100,000 names from the state’s list of registered voters. The judge said the state’s move to cancel the voter registration status of …