Georgia Seniors Come To Grips With Graduation Lost To Coronavirus

Georgia’s high school seniors struggle to accept a graduation lost to coronavirus crisis.

Georgia Parents, Teachers Adapt To Online Teaching

New era of online learning especially critical for special needs students

ACLU Sues Georgia Over Requiring Voters To Pay For Postage

Lawsuit claims unconstitutional for Georgia to require voters pay for ballots

3 ICE Detainees In Georgia Test Positive For Coronavirus

According to an ICE release on Friday, 50 detainees have confirmed coronavirus cases in centers around the country.

GA Coronavirus: More Than 900 New Cases And 400 Total Deaths

According to Friday's report by the state department of health, Georgia now has 11,483 confirmed coronavirus and over 400 deaths.

More GA Jobless Claims In 4 Weeks Than All Of 2009: Coronavirus

Georgia's labor commissioner predicts more unemployment claims in four weeks than in all of 2009, the worst year of the recession.

2 GA Tyson Employees Died From Coronavirus; Others In Quarantine

Two south Georgia Tyson Foods employees have died from coronavirus, with many more in quarantine.

GA Primary Pushed Back Again To June 9 Over Coronavirus Concerns

Secretary of State Brad Raffensperger postponed Georgia's primary to June 9 because of the recently extended state of emergency.

Loeffler Liquidates Stocks After Coronavirus Briefing Backlash

Senator Kelly Loeffler said she would liquidate her stocks after blowback from reports she profited from a private coronavirus briefing.

A Whole New Era In GA Education: Digital Divide Emerges

With Georgia classrooms closed for the school year because of the new coronavirus outbreak, digital divide emerges.

Statewide Shelter-In-Place Aimed To Deter

Georgia coastal officials discourage tourists ahead of state shutdown.

Time Running Short On Mining Plan

For public to comment on Okefenokee Refuge, the time is now.

Georgia Students Get Break On Tests

Canceled end-of-year standardized testing latest twist for K-12 students.

Georgia Primary Still Set For May

Despite push to delay from top lawmakers, primary on as scheduled.

State Panel To Watch Voter Fraud

As primary shifts to absentee ballots, task force to oversee safe alternative.

GA Coronavirus: Kemp Extends Public Health Emergency Through May

Gov. Kemp has extended GA's public health emergency through May to continue to receive resources. This does not affect the shelter in place.

Atlanta Braves, MLB, Eyeing Possible Start To Season: Report

A plan for 2020 baseball, which reportedly has the support of federal officials, would mean the most unique season in Braves history.

GA Coronavirus: Pet Hotline, Pesticides Sold, ICE Detainees

ICE detainees positive | Woman arrested for illegally selling pesticide | Pet hotline, free food | Distillery hand sanitizer: GA coronavirus

GA Coronavirus: More Than 600 New Cases Overnight, 18 Deaths

Over the past 24 hours, there have been more than 600 new confirmed coronavirus cases in Georgia, and 18 more deaths.

Camping Areas Closed In Several Counties: GA Coronavirus

The Chattahoochee-Oconee National Forests says it's temporarily restricting access to several campgrounds to protect public health.

Georgia Shelter-In-Place Order Set For Friday

Governor issues statewide edict as schools remain closed for spring.

Court Battles Escalate To Replace Justice Blackwell

Struggle ensue over who fills empty Georgia Supreme Court justice seat.

Telemedicine Moves Mainstream As Doctors Treat From Afar

Change in times leads to doctors virtually meeting with patients.

Bandits Targeted Over Border Crossing Poaching

Little berries mean big money for Georgia economy.

Coronavirus: Kemp Asked To Ban Evictions, Foreclosures

A Georgia coalition asked Gov. Brian Kemp Thursday for a moratorium on evictions and foreclosures during the coronavirus pandemic.

Health Experts Challenge Coronavirus Severity Claims

Experts strongly against claim that rural Georgia residents are least infected.

Some GA Inmates Will Be Released Early Due To The Coronavirus

The Georgia Board of Pardons and Paroles is reviewing some inmates for early release due to the coronavirus pandemic.

Prisoners Could Get Early Release Amid Coronavirus

State looks to grant Georgia inmates an early release from prison over pandemic fears.

State Prisons Dealing With Changes During Pandemic

Georgia jailers coping with coronavirus amid releases, quarantine

GA Coronavirus: Shelter-In-Place Order, School Year Finished

Gov. Kemp said Wednesday a statewide shelter-in-place order will take effect Friday. Classes are moved online for the rest of the semester.

AMBER ALERT: Toddler Kidnapped After Gunfight, 3 Dead

Toddler King Cane Crockett is believed to be with his father, Caesar Crockett, in a black 2007 Pontiac G5 with drive-out tags.

WalletHub Ranks Georgia Economy Least Exposed

WalletHub rankings show glimmer of hope for Georgians moving forward.

Georgia Power Coal Ash Cleanup Seeks Approval

State's largest electric utility set to close all ash ponds.

Workers In ‘Gig’ Economy Worry About Future

Independent workers concerned for future as economy takes a major hit.

Georgia’s Dependence On Travel Raises Recession Risk

As recession looms, thousands of Georgians continue to file for unemployment benefits.

GA Coronavirus: 1,000+ Hospitalized, Shelter-In Place Begins

Gov. Kemp ordered a shelter-in-place mandate to begin Friday, schools will end the semester online, tell us if your business is open.

GA Coronavirus: Deaths Near 90, Cases Top 2.8K, 700 Hospitalized

There have been nearly 90 deaths in Georgia due to the coronavirus as of Monday afternoon. Nearly 3,000 people have tested positive.

Second Primary Delay Sought By GA Speaker Due To Coronavirus

House Speaker David Ralston asked to again postpone Georgia's primaries because of the coronavirus state of emergency.

Trump Declares GA Major Disaster As Coronavirus Cases Top 2.6K

As of Sunday afternoon, 80 people have died from coronavirus in GA, causing President Trump to approve a disaster declaration.

GA Colleges Waive SAT, ACT Requirements: Coronavirus

Several University System of Georgia institutions have waived SAT and ACT requirements after many tests were canceled due to coronavirus.