Georgia hospitals in crisis as COVID patient load sets records; Clayton County Sheriff Victor Hill facing new restraint chair abuse allegation; Most metro Atlanta school districts report rise in COVID cases; Arbery’s imperfect past can’t be used by defense at trial

Alleged spa shooter driven by racial, gender bias; The Race for City Hall and may the ads be ever in your favor; Georgia National Guard troops are prepared to be called up; Experts warn of dangers from breach of voter system software

Sonny Perdue does Brian Kemp a solid at GOP rally; Man shot by officer after wielding metal pipe in Midtown; National Guard to help Cobb County hospital at center of COVID storm; Tax break could bring 3,000 new jobs to Cobb’s Lockheed plant

As Atlanta’s population changes, so does the race for mayor; City Schools of Decatur aims to require vaccines for students, staff; A Clayton man was the latest from Georgia to be arrested in the Capitol riot probe; Residents file recall petition against Stonecrest mayor

Metro Atlanta home prices flat in July; Charges dropped against man cleared by DNA after 30 years behind bars; Atlanta Pride cancels 2021 festival and parade; Iconic Atlanta restaurant Buckhead Diner permanently closes

Herschel Walker is running for U.S. Senate in Georgia; Kemp deploys National Guard medical staff to hard-hit hospitals; No COVID-19 mandates planned for Georgia’s Sanford Stadium; The Georgia Supreme Court upheld a Long County election where seven people cast illegitimate ballots

The Stone Mountain Memorial Association changing it's logo; Herschel Walker registers to vote in Georgia as he weighs U.S. Senate run; Metro Atlanta schools record over 6,300 COVID cases in third week; SE Atlanta neighborhoods: Don’t build police training facility on old prison farm site

AJ McCarron out for season with ACL injury

Kemp bars local officials from requiring businesses to adopt virus restrictions; Gwinnett science teacher dies after contracting COVID-19, family says; City looks to install more cameras at parks after Piedmont attack

In some COVID-stricken Georgia schools, virtual learning is the new norm; Georgia board launches inquiry of Fulton election problems; Georgia courts try to keep jury trials going despite COVID-19 delta surge