Georgia Nurses Want Added Autonomy During Crisis

Staff Pressing For More Authority Amid Outbreak

Donations, Volunteers Needed During Coronavirus Outbreak

Increased demand of supplies, food and volunteers during Coronavirus outbreak has Georgia residents scurrying.

Service Businesses Announce Layoffs Across Georgia

Workers at hotels and convention centers, bars, restaurants and day care centers are among the latest Georgians out of work.

Kemp Bans Large Gatherings, Orders Bars Closed

Gov. Brian Kemp will ban gatherings that don’t adhere to the six-foot separation rule.

State Bracing For Projected Jobless Surge

As Coronavirus continues to spread, the impact is being felt statewide as residents apply for benefits.

Is Your Restaurant Open? We Want To Hear From You: GA Coronavirus

Restaurants offering takeout or delivery in the Atlanta metro are asked to respond to our survey so readers know you're open.

Nonprofits From Food Banks To Meals On Wheels Brace For Spike In Demand

Here are ways you can donate to support food banks and other nutrition programs, as well as places to turn if you need help.

GA Coronavirus: 438 Hospitalized, 47 Deaths, 1300+ Cases

Numbers on Wednesday showed there are 438 Georgians hospitalized for coronavirus, the GA Department of Public Health said.

GA Coronavirus: Businesses Asked To Donate, Make Medical Supplies

Gov. Kemp has asked all Georgia businesses that are able to produce, donate, distribute or store health care items needed for coronavirus.

GA Coronavirus: Hospital Employee Dies, Found In Home With Child

A Georgia woman who worked at a hospital died from the coronavirus. Police found her dead in her home with a child.

GA Coronavirus: 1,097 Cases, 38 Deaths Tallied In Update

Georgia health officials Tuesday evening announced the state has 1,097 cases of the new coronavirus, 38 deaths and 361 people hospitalized.

GA Coronavirus: No Groups Of 10+, Medically Fragile To Isolate

Gov. Brian Kemp said Monday afternoon that gatherings of more than 10 people are banned, and "medically fragile" residents need to isolate.

GA Coronavirus: Volunteer Chance, Pre-Teen Improving, No Church

The state announced a way to volunteer to fight coronavirus, a 12-year-old girl is recovering, and no in person church on Sunday.

GA Coronavirus: New Data Showing 'Significant Increase' In Cases

Monday's coronavirus numbers in Georgia showed an increase of more than 170 cases from Sunday, along with 25 deaths statewide.

Coronavirus: ATL Cities Ban Dining Rooms, Allow Alcohol To-Go

Due to coronavirus, cities around metro Atlanta have banned dining in at restaurants, but many have allowed to-go alcohol from the bars.

GA Coronavirus: 10 Deaths, 287 Cases; Emergency Ordinances Set

The numbers of deaths in Georgia from coronavirus jumped to 10 on Thursday, with 287 people also testing positive.

Coronavirus Could Push GA Hospitals Beyond Capacity: Study

GA hospitals wouldn't have enough beds for the projected number of coronavirus patients they would need to treat, says a ProPublica study.

GA Coronavirus: 13 Deaths, Restaurants Close, TSA Worker Positive

As of Friday, 13 people have died in Georgia from coronavirus. Cities have enacted emergency ordinances and a second TSA worker is sick.

GA Coronavirus: ATL Mayor Bans Large Gatherings Of 50 People

Atlanta Mayor Keisha Lance Bottoms issued a state of emergency Sunday night, prohibiting large public gatherings of more than 50 people.

GA Coronavirus: Public Health Emergency, School Closings, Safety

Following President Trump’s national emergency declaration today, GA Gov. Kemp declared the state's first public health emergency.

GA Coronavirus: Metro Schools Close, First Death, State Workers

Most metro Atlanta school districts have already closed schools indefinitely, and Gov. Kemp created an Emergency Preparedness Committee.

Coronavirus: All GA Universities, Colleges Closed For 2 Weeks

Effective Monday, all University System of Georgia institutions will temporarily suspend instruction for two weeks.

3rd Possible Coronavirus Case Is Woman Turned Away From Hospital

A woman in Floyd County preliminarily tested positive for the coronavirus Thursday night after being sent home from an ER a week earlier.

Watch Out For Coronavirus Scams, Georgia Officials Warn

“It's a shame, but all too often, con artists will use headlines to prey on the fears of consumers," Georgia Gov. Brian Kemp said.

Most ‘Sinful’ States 2020: Here’s Where Georgia Ranks

WalletHub recently released its 2020 rankings of the most “sinful” states in the country.

Best States To Have A Business: Where Georgia Ranks

States can help make or hurt a business’s chance of success. 24/7 Wall St. compiled its 2020 list of states that are best for business.

Best States For Older Americans: How Georgia Measures Up

When it comes to living out one’s golden years, several states would be the best fit for older Americans, according to a new ranking.

2019 Tax Returns: What You Should Know In Georgia

Here’s a reminder of what’s new in your tax return for 2019 and what exactly is due on April 15, 2020.

Most Popular Valentine’s Day Candy: Top Treat In Georgia

Conversation hearts or Hershey’s kisses? See which candy won the coveted spot in the hearts of Georgia residents.

More Sears, Kmart Locations Closing, Including 1 In Georgia

Liquidation sales are being held at 42 Sears and Kmart stores, reports say, the latest in a string of closings affecting the retail brand.

Feds Slow Down, Don’t Stop Georgia’s Effort To Ditch ACA Marketplace

Last year, 450,000 Georgians enrolled in a health plan through the ACA, 88% of whom received a federal subsidy to help pay their premium.

Georgia Gun Safety Laws Get ‘F’ On Annual Scorecard

Giffords Law Center to Prevent Gun Violence released its annual ranking of the strength of gun laws by state. Here’s how our state finished.

Nikki Hogan Named Regional Manager for Advocate Health Advisors

Hogan will be responsible for recruiting insurance agents and working with established agents and agencies throughout Georgia.

Obituary: Mark L. Dames

Fourth-generation Funeral Director, Mark L. Dames, succumbs to cancer at the age of 87.

Family Facing Death Penalty After 2 Siblings Found Buried In Yard

Deputies say they discovered the buried bodies of Mary Frances, 14, and Elwyn John Crocker Jr., 14, behind the family house in Guyton, GA.

Girl's Missing Daddy Doll En Route Back To Atlanta From CT

A doll with a special good night message a father recorded before was deployed went missing en route to Atlanta. People jumped in to help.

Most Popular Governors: Where Georgia's Gov. Brian Kemp Ranks

The most recent list, released by 24/7 Wall St., is based on governor approval ratings from research company Morning Consultant.

Macy’s To Close 125 Locations; Georgia Stores Among Threatened

The latest closures comprise one-fifth of the retail giant’s locations. See which Georgia location could be affected.

Georgia Municipalities Sue Airbnb Over Taxes

​Four Georgia municipalities, one county and three cities, are accusing Airbnb of refusing to pay taxes on short-term rentals.

30 Georgia Troopers Dismissed Following Cheating Scandal

"It's a punch in the gut," Georgia Department of Public Safety Commissioner Col. Mark W. McDonough said during a news conference.