Atlanta, GA — The United States Food and Drug Administration authorized the emergency use of updated Moderna and Pfizer COVID-19 vaccines on Sept. 11. The updated vaccine aims to more closely target variants that are ...
Atlanta, GA — More people are coming down with COVID-19, but the numbers “remain relatively low” compared to the state’s peak in January 2022, according to a press release from the Georgia Department of Public Health. ...
By Abby Kousouris, Atlanta News First BREMEN, Ga. (Atlanta News First) — COVID-19 cases are on the rise here in Georgia and quickly. In the last week, The Centers for Disease Control reports more than ...
Atlanta, GA — The federal public health emergency declaration expired on Thursday, May 11. Since there are safe and effective vaccines, ample testing infrastructure, and most people have some level of immunity, COVID-19 is no ...
Atlanta, GA — Centers for Disease Control and Prevention Director Dr. Rochelle Walensky announced her resignation on Friday, May 5. She plans to leave the agency at the end of June. Walensky has led the ...
Atlanta, GA — The Centers for Disease Control and Prevention have simplified its COVID-19 vaccine recommendations and allowed for more flexibility for individuals at higher risk who want the option of additional COVID-19 vaccine doses. ...
This story has been updated. Decatur, GA — Throughout her career, Decatur City Manager Andrea Arnold has brought a fiber network to the city, played a role in acquiring Legacy Park and led the city ...
Editor’s note: Hey, Clarkston. Do you like having coverage of your local government meetings? Support your local news. Clarkston, GA — The Clarkston city council’s work session March 28 was their first meeting in person ...
Clarkston, GA — At its regular meeting on March 7, the Clarkston City Council voted to return to in-person meetings after three years of virtual meetings. Clarkston held out for virtual meetings even after most ...
Clarkston, GA — At its Feb. 28 work session, the Clarkston city council made plans to repeal the resolution declaring a COVID-19-related state of emergency, which the city council voted to extend last January. In ...