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Going on your 1st post-pandemic vacation? Experts recommend overpreparing
It’s starting to heat up and students are starting to get out of school for the summer and many are looking to head out on vacation.
Labor crisis continues across Georgia as Gov. Kemp announces change to unemployment benefits
The change comes because businesses need workers to operate, but on the other hand, some people don’t feel safe heading back to work just yet.
Cybersecurity experts say pipeline attack should be a ‘wake-up call’ for everyone
While finding gas can be a difficult task as more and more stations run out of fuel, experts say it is still an easier task than getting the Colonial Pipeline back up and running.
As vaccinations rates continue to drop across GA, doctors fear we’ll never reach herd immunity
There was a 27% drop last week in the number of people in Georgia getting their first doses, one of the highest drops in the country.
Health experts fear slow down in vaccinations could lead to another wave of COVID-19
Over the last month, we can see how the number of Georgians getting a vaccine is steadily dwindling.
State sets goal to get 80% of all Georgians vaccinated for COVID-19 by July 4
The state of Georgia is taking an ambitious goal to more than double its partially vaccinated population in less than three months.
‘I don’t want her death to be in vain.’ Loved ones hope Afghanistan troop withdrawal is right move
It would mean the end to a 20-year war that began in response to the 9/11 attacks in 2001 on the World Trade Center and the Pentagon.
Health officials fear J&J vaccine pause could keep away those already skeptical of COVID-19 vaccine
The CDC and the FDA called for providers to stop using the J&J vaccine on Tuesday after six women developed blood clots in the brain and one of them died.
CDC: Georgia among lowest percent of people vaccinated against COVID-19
Georgia health officials continue to battle vaccine hesitancy in rural communities while the State Health Equity Council continues its push for access in communities of color.
State’s transportation agencies lay out list of projects they hope infrastructure bill will fund
The infrastructure proposals cover everything from roads to rail lines.
Gov. Kemp says Georgia will not be part of any COVID-19 vaccine passport program
The privacy concerns that come with them could actually deter some people from getting vaccinated altogether.
Pfizer, Moderna vaccines 90% effective after 2 doses, CDC real-world study finds
The CDC studied nearly 4,000 vaccinated people over 13 weeks who were mostly front line health care workers. Those who received one dose were 80% less likely to get infected after two weeks. Those who received two doses were 90% less likely.
Inside the mind of an alleged killer: Psychologists analyze motive behind deadly spa shootings
Authorities say Robert Long, 21, confessed to the killings to “eliminate the temptation” of his sex addiction.
New CDC guidance gives Georgians hope that end of COVID-19 is in sight
The guidance says fully vaccinated people can meet with other vaccinated people indoors without masks or distancing.
New Johnson & Johnson vaccine doses will go to teachers when it arrives in Georgia next week
Experts said the Johnson & Johnson vaccine will be easier to distribute once it gets here and shouldn’t be thought of as a lesser vaccine.
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