New federal data shows how the coronavirus epidemic is affecting hospital capacity in Cherokee County.
President Joe Biden on Friday issued two executive orders to help feed millions of Americans and revive a troubled U.S. economy.
For the second week, Georgia has more than doubled its number of reported COVID-19 vaccinations. However, cases and deaths keep rising.
New data provided by the federal government shows hospital capacity in Cherokee County amid the COVID-19 pandemic.
As GA sees more cases and deaths due to the coronavirus, the Department of Public Health is seeking volunteers for the vaccine response.
Publix said Thursday it will offer COVID-19 vaccinations at more than 100 Publix pharmacies in Georgia, including Woodstock.
Georgia broke its own record on Tuesday for coronavirus deaths, just as the state is increasing who can get a vaccine.
Georgia is now in phase 1A+ of vaccine administration, including healthcare workers, those in long-term care facilities and adults over 65.
New data from the federal government shows hospital capacity in Cherokee County as coronavirus cases surge.
The Georgia Department of Public Health said the first case of the highly contagious coronavirus variant has been confirmed on Tuesday.
Gov. Brian Kemp's latest renewal of Georgia coronavirus guidelines includes changes regarding the pending vaccine.
A new tool assesses the risk of gathering with others in Cherokee County or elsewhere.
Georgia is topping lists of at-risk states for contracting the coronavirus in not one, but two new models that track rates of infection.
The Georgia Department of Public Health updated its coronavirus website, now including hospital bed capacity, county cases and map changes.
As of Wednesday morning, 289 Woodstock High School students and staff are in quarantine, with that number likely to increase.
Etowah High School will be closed after school Tuesday through the end of the month after nearly 300 students and staff had to quarantine.
Both locations of the Cherokee Tax Commissioner’s Office will be closed after an employee who worked at both offices tested positive.
Walmart announced Wednesday it will require shoppers to wear masks in all U.S. stores, including Sam’s Club locations.
The Georgia Emergency Management and Homeland Security Agency is releasing 3 million cloth face coverings in July across the state.
The state will begin coronavirus priority testing for first responders at all specimen points of collection sites across Georgia.
As of Sunday afternoon, there have been 57,681 confirmed coronavirus cases, an increase of 880, and 2,451 deaths, and increase of five.
Gov. Brian Kemp has eased the majority of coronavirus measures, including for restaurants, movie theaters, live events and conventions.
The Georgia Department of Public Health this week is distributing 18,440 vials of the drug remdesivir from the federal government.
Gov. Kemp gave guidance Thursday for when Georgia's bars, sports, night clubs and amusement parks can reopen, following strict guidelines.
At 1 p.m. Tuesday, there are 854 people hospitalized for the coronavirus in GA. Gov. Kemp said the state will increase nursing home tests.
All park users must continue to abide by all CDC guidelines on social distancing, as well as gathering sizes as defined by state guidelines.
More than 108,000 tests were processed since Commissioner Kathleen E. Toomey set the Department of Public Health goal last week.
Gov. Brian Kemp held a news conference Thursday afternoon and said Georgians need to stop focusing on political differences.
Gov. Kemp said Tuesday the largest shipment of personal protective equipment to date has been distributed by GEMA and DPH.
The free Battelle Critical Care Decontamination System uses concentrated hydrogen peroxide to decontaminate N95 masks.
Gov. Brian Kemp on Monday announced which types of Georgia businesses will begin to reopen as coronavirus restrictions ease.
Staff and residents at five Woodstock long-term care facilities have tested positive for the coronavirus, with some residents dying from it.
Over the weekend, the state of Georgia had nearly 1,300 new confirmed cases of coronavirus, and 60 more deaths.
As of Friday at noon, 650 people have died in Georgia from coronavirus, and more than 17,000 people have tested positive.
There are 266 confirmed cases of coronavirus, as of Friday morning. The school district gave an update on if the semester will end early.
As of noon on Wednesday, Georgia has nearly 15,000 cases of coronavirus, and almost 3,000 people are hospitalized due to the virus.
The first seminar will be Wednesday from noon to 1 p.m. on "How to Stay Active and Healthy at Home" hosted by Dr. Matthew Simmons.
As Georgia passes 500 deaths due to coronavirus on Tuesday, the state has released cases by county population, and long-term facilities.
Numbers released at noon on Thursday show Georgia's number of confirmed coronavirus cases have passed 10,000, with deaths nearing 400.
Georgia had 100 new deaths reported Tuesday at noon due to coronavirus, the largest single day toll, bringing the total number to 329.