Biden Visits ‘Competitive’ Georgia To Stake Claim, Call For National Healing

Biden's stump speech in Georgia was one of erudition, substance, and hope.

Ten Years After Settlement, Georgia Mental Health Services Still A Work In Progress

Her homelessness, she says now, “was a bad situation. Nobody likes to be outside. It’s a very insecure feeling.’’

Georgia Secretary Of State Touts Record Early Turnout, Warns Of Lines

At a Monday press conference, the state’s top election official said early voting turnout continues to come in at a record pace.

Georgia House Speaker On Tour To Boost Members In Tough Re-Election Fights

House Speaker Ralston made a stop Monday in Warner Robins to show support for state Rep. Heath Clark, and in Milledgeville for Williams.

Biden Vows An Immigration Overhaul In His First 100 Days As President

Similar to how he is dealing with the myriad issues facing the nation, Biden has a comprehensive plan on immigration.

Floating Crane To Fish Out Golden Ray; Perdue And Carter Tire Of Delays

The U.S. Coast Guard-led Unified Command said Friday that, weather permitting, the heavy-lift catamaran should finish its trek.

Battleground Georgia: Joe Biden To Visit Atlanta, Warm Springs Tuesday

According to the campaign, Biden will comment in Warm Springs “on bringing Americans together to address the "crises facing our nation."

Georgia Film Production Action Picks Up As COVID Intermission Wraps Up

Actor Gloria Bishop said she would "rather wear a mask than not work."

CDC Says ‘Distressing Trend’ Emerges In Country’s New COVID Outbreak

Deputy Director for Infectious Diseases Dr. Jay Butler stressed Wednesday the importance of people following public health recommendations.

National, Georgia GOP Spending Big To Unseat Democratic House Leader

But national and state Republicans have this rural west Georgia community in their sights for other reasons.

State Democrats: Perdue’s Mangling Of Kamala Harris’ Name Not A Mistake

Perdue, in a tight race with Ossoff, purposely mispronounced Mrs. Harris's name "to get a cheap laugh," the report states.

Georgia Probate Judges Susceptible To COVID With 15 Infected, Three Dead

Fifteen of these Georgia judges — about 1 in 10 – have been infected with COVID-19.

State Schools Chief Proposes Lowering Testing Stakes For Students, Teachers

Supt. Woods said “There is a ‘normal’ we should not and cannot go back to – a ‘normal’ of data points determining destiny."

Mao, QAnon Namechecked In Insult-Filled Debate For U.S. Senate Seat

Competing Republicans trade insults and accusations, ignore substance in what is called "a fierce online debate."

Georgia Voters Picking State, National Races And Settling Ballot Questions

There’s also ballot questions and local elections. A record five million Georgians are expected to vote in-person or via absentee ballots.

Early Voting Georgians Turning Out, Casting Ballots In Record Numbers

Last Monday, nearly 127,000 Georgians cast their ballot, breaking the record for first day early voting in Georgia history.

Challenges Loom After Federal Approval Of Kemp Health Plan

The $218 million-per year plan aims to expand Medicaid coverage to about 50,000 of more than 400,000 uninsured Georgia adults.

Bookman: Of Georgia’s Voter Surge, Trump’s COVID Diagnosis And Health Care

More than 125,000 Georgians stood in long, socially distant lines – some for five hours, eight hours, even 11 hours – to cast votes.

Supreme Court Nominee Barrett: No One Has Asked Me To Rule Against ACA

Barrett said no one in the Trump administration has asked her to commit to rule in a certain way, her continuation of outright lies.

Sluggish Computer System A Culprit In Georgia’s Long Early Voting Lines

But even in the small, southwest Georgia community, election staff and poll workers are spending extra time dealing with a slow database.

Candidates In Two Tight U.S. House Contests Exchange Sharp Attacks

These races could determine whether Democrats can solidify their standing in the U.S. House.

Federal Judge Dismisses Lawsuit Over Georgia’s Long Voting Lines

Judge Brown issued a 78-page order that also denied a request to make several changes to in-person voting for the November election.

3 GA Cities Among Best Places To Live, Retire In 2020: U.S. News

The 2020 list of Best Places To Live and Retire was released this week by U.S. News & World Report. See where 3 Georgia cities rank.

Determined Georgia Voters Cast Ballots Early As Lines Stretch For Hours

“If it weren’t for coming to this event, I would have totally stayed,” said Bernstein, who carried a Biden sign and wore a pin.

Republican Competing To Succeed John Lewis Goes Solo In Virtual Debate

Angela Stanton-King is running as a Republican for Georgia’s 5th Congressional District. She faces state Sen. Nikema Williams.

Perdue, Ossoff Trade Insults Over Court Pick And COVID-19 Response

Perdue was labeled as an "out-of-touch" politician "out for himself," and, like the unstable Trump, downplaying the pandemic.

Election Lawsuits Still Playing Out As Georgia Voters Start Casting Ballots

And that’s not the only unresolved legal challenge to the state’s election rules, as Georgians prepare to cast ballots next week.

Atlanta Suburbs At The Center Of Two Hard-Fought Races For The U.S. House

In efforts to win Georgia’s 6th and 7th congressional districts, Democrats are taking the fight to traditionally Republican territory.

Teachers Group Lawsuit Says School Reopenings Created Unsafe Workplace

The suit from the Georgia Association of Educators and an anonymous teacher and student names Kemp, a Trump sycophant, among the defendants.

Atlanta Mayor Formally Backs Warnock, Ossoff In U.S. Senate Races

Instead, Bottoms laid out the stakes in what is a critical U.S. Senate race.

State Officials Cite Progress Against COVID, Warn Of Seasonal Flu Risk

Toomey said Thursday at a Capitol coronavirus update that a large enough flu outbreak in coming months could put more lives at risk.

Bipartisanship A No-Show At Gwinnett Chamber 7th District Debate

The race for Georgia’s 7th Congressional District is one of the most competitive in the country.

Seasonal Flu Vaccines More Urgent As COVID Combo Threatens ‘Twindemics’

“I wouldn’t even let them go to church until they were vaccinated,” she said. “It was more important this year because of COVID."

GA Heroes: Help Patch Recognize Those Making A Difference

Patch is partnering with Ring to honor Local Heroes in your Georgia community. Here's how you can help.

Stone Mountain’s Confederate Symbol Row Simmers After Summer Protests

Ultimately, the Black business owner kept carving-themed merchandise off her shelves.

Group Prays For State To Fade Out Confederate Mark On Stone Mountain

“We are going to unify DeKalb County, Stone Mountain, the state of Georgia, our nation under this issue,” said co-chair Freeman.

Surge Of New Voters Likely Energized By Georgia’s New Battleground Status

Secretary of State Brad Raffensperger released preliminary voter registration numbers that show about 600,000 more people have registered.

Supreme Court Ruling On Voting Rights Act Opened Way For New Restrictions

Republican legislators will stop at nothing to keep the disenfranchised from voting, proven by a 2013 U.S. Supreme Court ruling.

Big Fight Over Drug Pricing Heads To The Supreme Court

At issue is whether prescription middlemen, known as “pharmacy benefit managers,” will have to bow to state authority.

Voter Fraud Myth Persists Despite Constant Failure To Prove Claims

Trump, race-baiting Heritage Foundation use myth of "voter fraud" to create spurious laws making it difficult to vote for disenfranchised.