The Georgia AG Experience is a program that brings mobile classrooms to kids at school. They’re filled with digital games that help them learn about agriculture.
The Georgia Historical Society is seeing an increase in vandalism of historical markers relating to African-American history, the Civil War, Reconstruction, and the end of slavery.
Gov. Kemp, joined by lawmakers on both sides of the aisle, unveiled the bill last week. The legislation clarifies when certain people, including off-duty law enforcement officers and businesses, can detain someone.
The sweeping election bill would put restrictions on absentee voting like placing limits on when absentee ballots can be requested; among other measures.
A Bainbridge youngster was gifted with a new bike after he survived an accident where he was hit while riding a bike, according to Bainbridge Public Safety (BPS).
On Wednesday, Secretary of State Brad Raffensperger and the State Election Board sent another batch of alleged voting violations to prosecutors after hearing what investigators discovered.
Georgia’s Department of Public Safety says state troopers still can’t have visible tattoos, but can now wear long-sleeved shirts year-round to cover up marking on their lower arms.
Georgia state senators are passing a bill permanently expanding who can administer vaccines during public health emergencies and making some reporting mandatory about who gets vaccinated.
The recent severe winter weather across the United States is impacting shipments of the COVID-19 vaccine, according to the Georgia Department of Public Health.
The Georgia Department of Public Health (DPH) is tracking a newer strain of the coronavirus with more than a dozen confirmed cases of the U.K. variant in the Georgia.