In this morning's headlines, at a roundtable discussion this week, Vice President Kamala Harris said Black women in our country are facing a maternal health crisis.
Among this evening's headlines, a new map published by the U.S. Department of Health and Human Services attempts to show where people hesitant to be vaccinated against COVID-19 are.
In today's headlines, a study last month shows people with low levels of Vitamin D - which comes from sunlight - are at greater risk for COVID-19 infection. Despite that, the US Preventative Services Task Force says there is insufficient evidence to recommend screening asymptomatic patients.
Among this evening's headlines, FDA experts plan to meet at the Centers for Disease Control and Prevention in Atlanta to review reactions to the Johnson and Johnson coronavirus vaccine.
In this morning's headlines, Megastar Will Smith is pulling production of his upcoming film, Emancipation, from Georgia in the continued fallout from the state's new voting law. A prop designer in Georgia's film industry says the move only hurts workers like him.
Among this evening's headlines, an organization begun by former Democratic candidate for Governor, Stacey Abrams, is shifting its mission from equity in the US census to Georgia’s COVID vaccination efforts.
In this morning's headlines, the Sons of Confederate Veterans are denied a permit to hold their annual Confederate Memorial Day ceremony at Stone Mountain. Park officials say there is a "clear and present danger" to the gathering during the current political climate.
In this morning's headlines, Governor Kemp is defending the state's voting overhaul, saying minority small business owners will hurt the most. He made the statement along with the Republican National Committee at a white-owned business.
In this morning's headlines, the economic fallout from Georgia’s new elections law was almost immediate when the Major League Baseball All-Star Game left Atlanta for Denver. But other economic impacts may not be quite as easy to measure.
Among this evening's headlines, President Joe Biden announced new actions to curb gun violence in the United States. The move follows a nationwide spike in violent crime in 2020. That included Georgia cities like Albany, Macon, Atlanta and Savannah.
In this morning's headlines, the Centers for Disease Control and Prevention says states should prioritize vaccines for inmates since they live in congregate settings. But in Georgia, only 1.5% of inmates have received the coronavirus vaccine.
In this morning's headlines, Senator Reverend Raphael Warnock and Congressman Hank Johnson suspect some inconsistencies in Georgia's reporting of nursing home deaths related to COVID-19.