In this morning's headlines, in the wake of this week's deadly mass shootings, there's been a slight change to President Biden and Vice President Harris' Atlanta visit today. They'll now meet with leaders in the Asian community to address the national rise in hate crimes.
In this morning's headlines, a new and massive voting bill is being discussed in the Georgia legislature, as House and Senate leaders try to come together on changes. It keeps restrictions on drop boxes and early voting hours.
Among this evening's headlines, a Woodstock man, 21, is behind bars Wednesday, accused of killing eight people at massage parlors in metro Atlanta Tuesday. Most of the victims were women of Asian descent.
In this morning's headlines, State Representative Barry Fleming steps down as Hancock County attorney. The action follows community outrage for his involvement in restrictive voting reform legislation.
In this morning's headlines, President Biden and Vice President Harris will bring their "Help is Here" tour to Atlanta to discuss their COVID Relief Package. Meanwhile, Senator Jon Ossoff explains how the nearly $2 Trillion measure will help Georgians.
Among this evening's headlines, thousands of Georgians are making plans to get vaccinated, after Governor Brian Kemp announced a massive expansion starting Monday.
In this morning's headlines, work is underway at Emory Medicine's Department of Human Genetics on a new way to screen for more than 60 cancer susceptibility genes.
In this morning's headlines, community leaders in Brunswick, where Ahmaud Arbery was killed while jogging last year, are celebrating the unanimous vote in the state House to repeal Georgia’s citizens arrest law.
In this morning's headlines, a new health-monitoring app that could help communities fight contagious diseases will begin beta testing in Savannah this month.
In this morning's headlines, A study supported by the U.S. Department of Health and Human Services shows only three Georgia counties are not experiencing some level of doctor shortage - Coweta, Rockdale, and Oconee. Now, $5.2 Million are being invested to train more doctors for rural areas.