Georgians Look For Answers Concerning Refuge

Critics go online to question Okefenokee swamp area mining plans

Georgia Patch Memorial Day Survey: What Are Your Plans?

Memorial Day normally means a weekend of beaches and BBQs, but the pandemic is changing that for many people.

GA Coronavirus: 7 Deaths In 24 Hours, Positive Tests Down To 10%

The number of COVID-19 deaths in Georgia is growing more slowly, and the percentage of positive tests is shrinking. But what does it mean?

Early Voters Greeted Monday With Face Masks, Hand Sanitizer

Early voting in Georgia for the June 9 primary election started Monday. The last day to vote in advance is June 5.

Highways Of The Future Imagined On Portion Of I-85

An 18-mile stretch of Georgia interstate is serving as a testbed for how technology and the environment may be transformed.

Coronavirus Tests Go Up, And Percentage Of Positives Goes Down

Georgia's latest COVID-19 statistics show more tests and a shrinking percentage of positives. Still, the death toll rises.

37% Of GA Workforce Has Filed For Unemployment: Labor Department

More than a third of Georgia's pre-pandemic workforce has applied for unemployment. That's much worse than the national average of 22%.

Kolter Homes Debuts Home Designs at New Active Adult Community

Builder offering 15 single-family floor plans at Cresswind Georgia at Twin Lakes in Hoschton Ga

Coronavirus: Georgia Reports Close To 1500 Dead

Georgia reported on Wednesday nearly 1,500 deaths so far from COVID-19. Only nine states have reported more.

Kemp Makes U-Turn, Says Teens Must Pass Road Test After All

After intense blowback, Gov. Brian Kemp issued an order requiring new drivers to pass a road test by Sept. 30 or lose their licenses.

Nurse Practitioners Ask Ga. Gov. to Temporarily Lift Restrictions

During National Nurses Week, GA's Advanced Practice Registered Nurses Call on Gov. Kemp to Temporarily Lift Practice Restrictions

State Budget Squeeze Predicted As GA Revenues Slump

Georgians feeling initial signs of expected coronavirus recession.

State Looks To Avoid Looming Budget Disaster

Georgia is in dire need of federal money to fight off the economic downturn brought on by coronavirus closures.

Community Calls For Justice Over Shooting Death

Viral video of Brunswick’s black jogger shooting spurs investigation

What Will The Falcons 2020 Season Look Like? Fauci Weighs In

The nation's top infectious disease expert laid out what must happen for the NFL season to happen, and how different it might look.

Georgians Must Register By Monday To Vote In June Primary

Monday is the last day to register to vote before Georgia's June 9 primary election. Here's how to register online.

Macon Remembers Native Son Little Richard

Nowhere is Little Richard more beloved than in the neighborhood where he grew up, the Historic Pleasant Hill Neighborhood in Macon.

Coronavirus In GA: 300-plus More Cases But Only 4 New Deaths

As coronavirus testing accelerates, Georgia Department of Public Health reported on Friday more than 300 new cases but only four new deaths.

Atlanta Falcons 2020 Schedule

The NFL is moving forward as if the 2020 season will play as scheduled. Here's what the Falcons' season will look like if it does.

Father, Son Charged In Shooting Death Of Black Georgia Jogger

Georgia authorities arrested two white men Thursday and charged them with murder in the February shooting death of Ahmaud Arbery.

Court To Move Non-Jury Trials Viral

Georgia Supreme Court considers allowing court cases to proceed online

State Calls For Valdosta To Ante Up

Georgia wants Valdosta to pay six-figure fine for spilling sewage in river

Federal Grant To Aid Georgia Farmers

Eighteen months after Hurricane Michael, farmers to get relief

Recent Numbers Showing Jobs Lost, Jobs Gained

Atlanta fed report says some new hiring is offsetting spring job losses

FAA To Scale Down Proposal

FAA to take another look at Spaceport Camden after plans downsized

Tough Sledding For State Unemployment

Jobless ranks grow as unemployment payments lag for many Georgians

State Revenues See Significant Drop Amid Pandemic

Georgia tax collections down $1 billion in April as deep budget cuts loom

Coronavirus Spread Creating Significant Workforce Loss

Georgia Power tells PSC 20% of Vogtle workers scaled back

EmployAbility Gives Hope During Pandemic

Coronavirus creates extra hardship for workers with disabilities

State Unemployment Claims Rise To 200,000

Georgians filing for jobless payments rise dramatically at end of April

Artisan Built Communities Launches New Website

New website focus on lifestyle, amenities available at Paulding County communities.

Coronavirus GA: State Lost $1 Billion In Tax Revenue In April

Georgia's tax revenue fell by more than 35 percent compared to April 2019. Stage agencies are bracing for deep cuts.

Ahmaud Arbery: Killing Of Black Georgia Jogger Goes To Grand Jury

After video surfaces showing white men chasing down black jogger Ahmaud Arbery, a Georgia prosecutor says he will empanel a grand jury.

Families Advocate For State To Release Inmates

To contain pandemic, family members request immediate prison release

Georgians Line Up For Coronavirus Testing

As statewide availability grows, residents feel need to self assure

Rural GA Nursing Home Has Lost Nearly A Quarter Of Its Residents To Coronavirus As State Reopens

Of Georgia’s more than 1,100 virus deaths, 12 percent are from long-term care facilities in a region that holds 3 percent of the population.

April Cruelest Month For Georgia Workers

Difficult times for residents who lost jobs, income during pandemic

Trammell Stresses Need To Expand Medicaid

Georgia lawmaker urges governor to help ensure public health

Difficult Decision Ahead For Georgia Businesses

Coastal businesses hesitate to reopen despite lost spring break tourism

COVID-19 Still Spreading In GA — But The Curve Is Flattening

Numbers reported Friday show more Georgia cases of COVID-19 along with more tests and a flattening curve. But will the curve stay flat?