Mental health counselor Gloria Cissé facilitated the first Macon forum on solutions to violence. She has advice for those attending the second: "Come not looking to win, but to look for solutions that benefit all of us."
In Georgia, students are showing up to public redistricting meetings and voicing their concerns about how politicians and mapmakers draw political lines in the future.
Wednesday on Political Rewind: In a fiery speech in Philadelphia, President Joe Biden reasserted his contention that Republican-backed election bills passed in Georgia and other states amounted to "Jim Crow 2.0." Meanwhile, Texas Democratic legislators have blocked the GOP effort to pass a controversial election bill by fleeing to Washington and denying state House leaders the quorum needed to pass legislation.
As Georgia lawmakers prepare to redraw the state’s congressional and legislative districts later this year, people from around the state are weighing in with their thoughts on issues they say should be considered in the process.
Georgia’s color-coded county map has begun to show shades that reflect an uptick of COVID cases. And the state’s graph that tracks daily infections has turned upward after a June bottom.
President Biden says the Justice Department is targeting several laws nationwide, like Georgia's S.B. 202, that make it harder for mostly Black and Brown communities to vote.
State and federal transportation planners have chosen a route for a high-speed rail line that would connect Atlanta to Charlotte, North Carolina.
The Georgia Mental Health Policy Partnership and Substance Use Disorder Community shared a vision Monday for moving through the COVID-19 pandemic and shift perceptions around mental health, substance use, and well-being.
The coalition is offering positive policy solutions based on the American Rescue Plan funds for the 2022 Georgia legislative session to reform policies impacting the Georgia Mental Health Policy Partnership and Substance Use Disorder Community.
Authorities are offering a $50,000 dollar reward for tips leading to an arrest and conviction in the slaying of a gas station clerk in northeast Georgia.
Investigators want tips, after someone defaced a war monument and destroyed American flags at a soldier's gravesite.
New numbers show opioid overdoses skyrocketed across Georgia last year.
Some Georgia hospitals are now requiring employees to get vaccinated against Covid-19.
The “old, military-style grenade” may be a relic from nearby Camp Wheeler. Wheeler was established in 1917 as one of 16 Army National Guard Mobilization and Training Camps.
Tuesday on Political Rewind: With the first pitch in Major League Baseball’s All-Star Game set to be thrown in Denver tonight — not Cobb County — Republicans have launched a blistering campaign blaming Democrats for the move. MLB moved the game in response to the state's new election law, which league officials insist discriminates against minority voters.
A coalition of Georgia legislators and mental health advocates are calling for better access to mental healthcare as the state emerges from the COVID pandemic.
Despite being challenged by the coronavirus pandemic, Georgia raked in a record amount of revenue for this past fiscal year.
The Piedmont Healthcare system will require doctors, hospital leaders and new employees to get vaccinated for COVID-19 by Sept. 1, the Atlanta-based nonprofit organization said Monday.
The Georgia Access to Medical Cannabis Commission took a step toward approving cannabis cultivation licenses earlier this month, but stopped short of announcing winners.
