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One In Five Georgians Quit Jobs To Be Caregivers During The COVID-19 Pandemic
As word spread about a novel coronavirus, families began changing their minds about putting aging parents in long-term residential care.
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As word spread about a novel coronavirus, families began changing their minds about putting aging parents in long-term residential care.
The recent spate of violent threats -- including one by the far-right Proud Boys against Warnock -- has an oversight panel rethinking.
The governor and the state's top public health official warned Georgians not to become complacent after a brief period of declining cases.
In Georgia, the state distributed $3.8 billion of its $4.2 billion in COVID-19 relief money directly to school districts, the report states.
"We're not only not valued, we're ridiculed," public health commissioner Dr. Toomey said.
The Federal Aviation Administration postponed for at least a month a decision on a license for a controversial spaceport on Georgia's coast.
An unbiased redrawing of Georgia's congressional and legislative maps could put more state House and Senate seats in Democratic hands.
A federal court has postponed a decision on Georgia's stalled anti-abortion law until after the U.S. Supreme Court's Mississippi decision.
U.S. Sen. Warnock and other congressional Democrats are vowing to keep pushing for a form of Medicaid expansion for low-income residents.
Trump's antics created "a huge disinformation campaign which really destabilized many segments of American society,” Raffensperger said.
A distinguished career as a state legislator is likely nearing its end with President Joe Biden's nomination of Rep. Smyre as ambassador.
The first results of a COVID-19 vaccination study found the treatments are safe and effective for children between 5 and 11.
Georgia Attorney General Chris Carr is joining with more than 20 other Republican state attorneys general, threatening to sue.
The Hidden Predator Act of 2015, passed by Georgia lawmakers, set to 23 the age limit to sue, the report states.
The Fulton County Commission appointed Cathy Woolard to its election board, rejecting GOP complaints about a Stacey Abrams connection.
Georgia's class of 2021 showed significant increases in their SAT scores and performed better than the national average.
A state judge has ruled against a middle Georgia water utility that has spent years waging a costly battle against a state permit.
A public health official says the fourth wave of the pandemic – brought on by the transmissible delta variant – may have peaked in Georgia.
A federal civil rights investigation is probing prisoner deaths, violence, and abuse of gay, lesbian, and transgenders in Georgia prisons.
At recent Atlanta meetings, two groups of education leaders outlined opposing visions for COVID-19 safety measures for students, employees.