Kolter Homes continues to evolve floor plans for today’s buyers

Active Adult Homebuyers Help Shape Innovative Designs at New Hoschton Community

Join Georgia Patch In Honoring The High School Class Of 2020

Let's congratulate our Class of 2020 high school graduates in Georgia. You can find the form here to add your graduate and send their photo.

UGA, University System, Plans For Fall Semester: Coronavirus

UGA and other university system schools are considering a "staggered, phased-in approach" to resuming in-person instruction.

Model Projects 23K GA Deaths If Coronavirus Limits End In 4 Weeks

Georgians may pay a huge price if coronavirus restrictions end too soon, according to an online simulator co-developed at Georgia Tech.

Pandemic Fuels Feuds Over Gun Rights

Coronavirus has Georgia among states in battle regarding firearms

Students, Teachers To Receive Neccessary Funding

State board awards schools tech grants to bridge digital divide

Georgians Have Mixed Feelings Regarding Committee

Critics of state’s new election fraud task force say it will suppress voting

Georgia Debate Series Ready To Go Virtual

Atlanta Press Club candidate debates set ahead of June primary

Virus Hot Spots Strike Fear In Meat Plants

Gainesville’s ‘Poultry Capital Of The World’ braces for coronavirus spread

Court Rules Against State's Regulation Claim

Supreme Court decides Georgia cannot copyright annotated state laws

NterNow Launches New Dashboard and Apps

User-friendly access provides much needed self-service functionality during changing times

Georgia Reports More Than 1,000 Dead From Coronavirus

While Georgia cautiously reopened its businesses over the weekend and Monday, the number of deaths from the coronavirus passed 1,000.

Nurse Practitioners Ask Ga. Gov. to Temporarily Lift Restrictions

Georgia Advanced Practice Registered Nurses Seek Temporary Suspension of Practice Restrictions by Gov. Kemp to Increase Patient Care Options

CVS Health Offers Free COVID-19 Testing To Georgia Residents

Testing requires pre-registration online and is only available based on specified screening criteria.

Kemp Details Rules For Reopened Restaurants

Governor releases guidelines that restaurants need to comply with

Kemp Resumes State Operations Despite Critics

President continues criticism of governor's plan to let businesses reopen

GA Absentee Voting Lawsuit: Federal Judge Has Yet To Rule

A federal judge wants more information on if Georgia’s mail-in ballot stamp is poll tax before ruling on the cost ahead of June primaries.

Findings Ways To Feed Georgia Students

Families, school workers thinking outside the box to keep hungry children fed

Georgia Sees Jobless Rates On Decline

Despite decline, total numbers over last five weeks still over a million

Mayors Disagree On Governor's Decision

Georgia mayors say Kemp’s order to lift business restrictions unwelcome

Coronavirus: GA Man Accused of Blowing On Officer Faces Felony

A Georgia man told a TV station he was only trying to show a park officer he hadn't been drinking when he blew on him. He ended up in jail.

Kemp Touts More Testing As Georgia Coronavirus Numbers Rise

As some businesses prepare to reopen Friday, Gov. Brian Kemp tweeted Thursday about the progress made in testing for the coronavirus.

Ethics Panel Backs Fundraising Ban

Ethics commission sustain longstanding restriction on campaign fundraising

4 GA Tyson Foods Employees Die From Coronavirus: Report

Four south Georgia Tyson Foods employees have died from the coronavirus, according to a report.

State Claims Outnumber Worst Great Recession Year

Nearly one in 10 Georgians filed for unemployment amid pandemic

Kemp Readies For Spike In Coronavirus

As Trump lays out restart plan, Georgia governor prepares for surge

State PPE Reinforcements On The Way

With surge expected in Georgia; more tests, hospital beds to arrive

Gig Workers Waiting For Federal Aide

Bills still due for unemployed Georgians in search of government help

State Election Board Approves Drop Boxes

Emergency rule gives voters option to drop absentee ballots on June 9

No Georgia Students? No Georgia Football: Coronavirus

College officials made it clear: If college football players are students, football games won't be played until colleges reopen to students.

Foster Park in Historic Madison Offers Homes Walkable to Downtown

The Brightstar Team | COMPASS showcases Homebilt homes from the mid-$400,000s.

Georgia Refuge Decision Extended

Feds open Okefenokee mining plan to another round of public input

Georgia Braces For Change

After Kemp resets stay-home order, residents search for alternative plans

Absentee-Voting Debate Continues

As primary pushed From May to June, Georgia ponders alternatives

GA Coronavirus: Testing Criteria Expanded, 480 Deaths Reported

More than 13,000 cases of the coronavirus are reported in Georgia Monday, with 480 deaths reported. Gov. Kemp has ordered expanded testing.

GA Transit Systems To Receive $500 Million To Stay Afloat

Gov. Brian Kemp announced Monday the availability of more than $500 million in federal funds to help keep Georgia's transit systems alive.

Kemp Resets Shelter-In-Place Through April

Georgians will stay under a shelter-in-place order for remainder of month

Georgia Tallies 863 Coronavirus Cases, 31 Deaths In Last 24 Hours

More than 13,000 cases of coronavirus are reported by the Georgia Department of Health at noon Monday, with 464 deaths reported.

Court Orders Sterilization Plant To Remain Open

Sterigenics facility to continue operations through federal court ruling

Georgia Monthly Tax Collections Rise

With thousands jobless, state braces for coronavirus economic tumble