Sofi Gratas
Assistant Producer/Athens News Matters-
The $214 million spending plan could result in property tax hikes for many — Vogtle reactor reaches full power output — HIV data shows room for improvement in Georgia -
Opponents of the law say it violates the state constitution.
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In brief: School board seems supportive of mall redevelopment — gambling bill faces long odds — voting rights advocates cry foul over dropbox bill — EMS workers take their case to lawmakers
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In brief: New questions arise for mall redevelopment — Courthouse reopening — Georgia Deparment of Human services under fire — moving up primaries reaps economic benefits — Georgia men's basketball heads to Arkansas
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Georgia ranks in the top third of states lacking enough primary care physicians to meet the needs of medically underserved areas.
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An expected end to the federal COVID-19 public health emergency next year means low-income Georgians should prepare for Medicaid evaluations, says the Georgia Department of Public Health.
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RSV continues to affect kids as flu cases tax some emergency rooms.
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In brief: Warnock leads Walker by about 29K votes, but a runoff is possible — Kemp wins over Abrams — GOP sweeps other statewide offices, holds majorities in General Assembly — UGA moves to top of CFP rankings
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Election Day volunteers from places of worship will be at select polling places around Georgia on Tuesday. They plan to support voters and help them navigate changes in the Georgia election laws.
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As of March 2021, Georgia has the third highest number of residents without health insurance in the country.
