COVID-19
Atlanta, GA — The state of Georgia as of April 14 has 864,895 cases and 17,072 confirmed deaths. As of April 14, there are 60,057 hospitalizations, 9,827 ICU admissions, 213,484 antigen positive cases and 2,528 probable ...
Avondale Estates, GA — The CDC’s and FDA’s recommendation to pause administration of the Johnson & Johnson COVID-19 vaccine following rare but serious side effects has forced the cancellation of a vaccine clinic in Avondale Estates. ...
Decatur, GA — Dr. S Elizabeth Ford, district health director with the DeKalb Board of Health, is leaving her post to take a job in President Biden’s administration. DeKalb County Commissioner Mereda Davis Johnson made the ...
This story has been updated. Atlanta, GA — Following a handful of severe adverse reactions, the CDC and FDA on April 13 announced they are recommending pausing administration of the Johnson & Johnson COVID-19 vaccine. The ...
This story has been updated. By Patrick Saunders, contributor Atlanta, GA — A recent easing of COVID-19 restrictions on certain events in Atlanta has opened the door for the possible return of the popular Kirkwood ...
Decatur, GA — The Decatur School Board will be tasked with investigating the merits of a complaint filed against Superintendent David Dude. The Georgia Professional Standards Commission, which certifies educators, on April 8 voted to remand ...
Atlanta, GA — Gov. Brian Kemp’s new executive order on COVID-19 takes effect today, April 8, and it lifts many restrictions that have been in place for months due to the pandemic. Effective April 8 there ...
Atlanta, GA — The state of Georgia as of April 7 has 858,268 cases and 16,827 confirmed deaths. As of April 7, there are 59,356 hospitalizations, 9,712 ICU admissions, 209,931 antigen positive cases and 2,478 ...
By Cathi Harris, contributor Decatur, GA — The city of Decatur has decided to reinstall the basketball goals and reopen public bathrooms at city-owned parks this week, Decatur Mayor Patti Garrett said Monday. “The city ...
Atlanta, GA — MARTA buses will begin rolling again along routes suspended to due to the COVID-19 pandemic. “The Metropolitan Atlanta Rapid Transit Authority (MARTA) will restore 58 previously suspended bus routes on Saturday, April 24, ...
