Gov. Brian Kemp says the number of patients hospitalized in Georgia due to the coronavirus has fallen to its lowest total in weeks.
Georgia National Guard testing Lowndes County Jail inmates
Out of an abundance of caution, the Georgia Army National Guard is testing all inmates at the Lowndes County Jail for coronavirus, starting Monday.
Congresswoman Donna Shalala: ‘What happens in Georgia comes to Florida’
Congresswoman Donna Shalala of Florida joins Rev. Al Sharpton to talk her concerns with the national standard of safety as neighboring state Georgia has reopened. She attests Black and Brown …
Virus concerns close churches, other voting sites for Georgia primary
Georgia voters will have fewer precincts to cast their ballots in the June 9 primary. Churches and other precincts have closed their doors.
Georgia AG calls for federal investigation into handling of Ahmaud Arbery case: What we know
The Georgia attorney general requested a federal investigation into how the Ahmaud Arbery case was handled, and a new prosecutor has been named.
Federal prosecutors weigh hate crime charges in Ahmaud Arbery death in Georgia
SAVANNAH, Ga. — The Justice Department said Monday that federal prosecutors are weighing possible hate crime charges in the slaying of Ahmaud Arbery, a black man gunned down after being pursued by two …
How Silk-Making Represents a More Hidden Side of Georgia’s Past
The sumptuous craft was introduced along the country’s trade routes centuries ago. Even now, links to this delicate tradition still remain.
Federal prosecutors weigh hate crime charges in Georgia killing caught on video
Ahmaud Arbery, a black man whose mother said he went out for a jog, was gunned down after being pursued by 2 armed white men in a Georgia subdivision.
Georgia AG seeks federal probe of jogger’s death
The family, the community and the state of Georgia deserve answers, and we will work with others in law enforcement at the state and federal level to find those answers.” Arbery, 25, was shot to death …
Georgia opens up its economy, but justice is still closed for business
It is indeed a sign of the times that Georgia thinks it is perfectly fine to open its economy to barbershops, tattoo parlors and the like but keeps its judicial system closed unti …