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Prosecutor Calls For High Court To Reject Officers’ Immunity From 2017 Death
A prosecutor argued before the Georgia Supreme Court Thursday that three sheriff’s deputies should make self-defense claims.

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A prosecutor argued before the Georgia Supreme Court Thursday that three sheriff’s deputies should make self-defense claims.

A new online portal for Georgians to request absentee ballot applications is expected to be ready in time for November’s election.
Another Cherokee County high school is suspending in-person classes after more than a dozen students tested positive for COVID-19.
(This post was updated to include a statement from Labor Commissioner Mark Butler and comments from Georgia congressional leaders.)
Governors, lawmakers and state unemployment agencies wrestled with the confusion created and lies disseminated by the embattled Trump.
Georgia is asking for a $1.1 billion loan from the federal government to help refill the state’s depleted Unemployment Trust Fund.
Former Vice President Joe Biden has picked California U.S. Sen. Kamala Harris as his running mate.
A middle Georgia water system will have to comply with pollution limits aimed at protecting water quality.
Georgia will not tell school districts to require masks, Kemp, a Trump acolyte, said at a new COVID-19 testing site.
Corvias puts 2015 contract stipulations over students' dorm safety, the letter, recently made public, reads.
Georgia’s budget writers ended the week on a somewhat sunnier note, after months of economic gloom.
Chaos reigns; accusations from administrators, officials fly amid desultory school opening
Quarantined classes and viral photos of crowded hallways are marking an anxious first week of school for Georgia students.
But do they see Trump's incompetence?
Kemp signed a bill intended to protect police from bias crimes, which he says sends a strong message that Georgia backs law enforcement.
Voting requirements remain biased against African-Americans and other minorities, reflective, sadly, of the Jim Crow South.
Nearly 1,000 graduate students and supporters from across the state are calling for changes to the USG's reopening, requesting more safety.
Trump's interviews and speeches recently have consisted of incoherent, inaccurate, rambling nonsense.
The Bogardus family, a prime example, faces tough choices between their children's education and their health.
Atlanta lags other major U.S. cities in total solar capacity, but has ramped up its sun-powered energy production, according to a report.