Author: Dan Whisenhunt
Atlanta, GA – Atlanta Mayor Keisha Lance Bottoms has reissued her original stay-at-home order in response to the COVID-19 pandemic. The order adds landscapers and print shops as essential businesses. The order also clarifies that ...
This story has been updated. DeKalb County – DeKalb County will be under a shelter-in-place order, effective at 9 p.m. on Saturday, March 28. Here’s the full announcement from the CEO’s office: Today, March 27, ...
Atlanta, GA – Emory Healthcare announced that its Vaccine and Treatment Evaluation Unit will be a part of clinical testing a COVID-19 vaccine. “The goals of the Phase I study, which began on March ...
UPDATE: The state released new numbers at 7 p.m. There are now 2,198 total cases, 607 hospitalizations, and 65 deaths. DeKalb County now has 219 cases. As of 7 p.m., March 27, the state ...
Atlanta, GA – The coronavirus pandemic has caused more than 50 deaths in Georgia and the worst of it is on the way. Patients swarming the hospitals are quickly depleting supplies of personal protective ...
DeKalb County, GA – The latest information from the Georgia Department of Public Health shows that cases of COVID-19 continue to climb. There are a total of 1,525 confirmed cases, 473 hospitalizations and 48 deaths. ...
This story has been updated. Atlanta, GA – Gov. Brian Kemp says all public schools may reopen on Monday, April 27. “Today Governor Brian P. Kemp issued Executive Order 03.26.20.02 closing public elementary and secondary ...
Decatur, GA – Sarah Garland, the Director of Early Childhood for City Schools of Decatur, has tested positive for COVID-19. The district confirmed the news in an email to parents. “Sarah Garland, Director of Early ...
Atlanta, GA – Gov. Brian Kemp and other officials will be part of a virtual town hall about Georgia’s response to the COVID-19 pandemic. “This broadcast will also feature interviews with Atlanta Mayor Keisha Lance ...
Atlanta, GA – The Atlanta Police Department confirms that a second officer has been diagnosed with coronavirus. “One additional officer who works in the field-tested positive this week for COVID-19, bringing the department’s total to ...
