WGUR Evening Brief

WGUR Evening Brief

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  • Evening Brief 4/8

    Top stories for Wednesday, April 8th. 

    • Governor Brian Kemp extends the statewide shelter-in-place order until April 30th as COVID-19 cases in Georgia approaches 10,000. 
    • Many doctors are questioning whether a ventilator is the best treatment for coronavirus patients. 
    • Vermont Senator Bernie Sanders drops out of the race for the 2020 Democratic Presidential Nomination, paving the way for former Vice President Joe Biden. 
    • A major company is making a generous donation to an Atlanta food bank and on this day 46 years ago baseball history was made in Atlanta. 
    • 9 min
    • Evening Brief 4/2

      Top stories for April 2nd, 2020. 

      • A million cases of COVID-19 are confirmed worldwide and the death toll continues to rise. 
      • Doctors and nurses are protesting about a lack of personal protection supplies which puts themselves and patients at risk. 
      • Governor Brian Kemp outlines his statewide shelter-in-place order which takes effect Friday at 6 p.m. 
      • Plus, our first "One Good Thing" from the Associated Press. 
      • 9 min
      • Evening Brief 4/1

        Top stories for April 1st, 2020. 

        • Governor Brian Kemp announces new measures to curb the spread of COVID-19 in Georgia as officials fear hospitals could be overrun. 
        • New medical research reveals alarming information about the amount of asymptomatic people spreading coronavirus. 
        • Louisiana pastors sparks outrage for ignoring social distancing guidelines. 
        • A triple homicide and kidnapping in Macon leads to a standoff on a South Florida interstate, WGUR's Daniel Pierce reports. 
        • Plus the new meaning to a Carole King classic. 
        • 10 min
        • Evening Brief 3/31

          Top stories for March 31st, 2020. 

          • The U.S. death toll from coronavirus has now surpassed the number reported from China, and President Trump tells the nation to expect, "a very tough two weeks." 
          • WGUR's Emsley Brems reports on Governor Brian Kemp's plans to increase the number of COVID-19 tests in Georgia with the help of the University System. 
          • The IRS says Americans will begin to receive their economic rescue checks in the next three weeks, we'll tell you what you need to know. 
          • 9 min
          • Evening Brief 3/30

            Top stories for March 30th, 2020. 

            • Georgia's Department of Public Health confirms the first COVID-19 related death in Baldwin County, we speak with Health District Spokesman Michael Hokanson. 
            • After pictures of local lakes filled with people sparks outrage, WGUR's Jessica Swann reports on what state officials are doing to prevent it from happening again. 
            • AP Correspondent Julie Walker reports from the site of the make-shift hospital opening tomorrow in New York City's Central Park. 
            • Plus, what message Elmo and his gang on Sesame Street have for all of us. 

            • 9 min
            • Evening Brief 3/27

              Top stories for March 27th, 2020. 

              • President Trump signs the largest ever economic rescue package. 
              • Georgia's COVID-19 cases rise to more than 2,000 and the Department of Corrections confirms the first inmate death due to the virus. 
              • States impose new restrictions on travel to stop the spread of COVID-19, and social distancing is forcing police to change how they go about enforcement. 
              • Plus, what a top Atlanta Psychiatrist says about controlling anxiety during this pandemic. 
              • 9 min
              • Evening Brief 3/26

                Top stories for March 26th, 2020. 

                • Speaker Nancy Pelosi says the House will vote on the $2 trillion dollar stimulus package on Friday. 
                • Baldwin County Sheriff Bill Massee tells WGUR about the early steps his department took to prevent a spread at the county jail. 
                • Stocks post large gains but experts predict dismal GDP growth. 
                • Governor Brian Kemp issues an order to close all state public schools until April 24th. 
                • 9 min
                • Evening Brief 3/25

                  Top stories for March 25th, 2020. 

                  • Congress comes to an agreement on a massive economic stimulus plan. 
                  • Baldwin County Sheriff Bill Massee tells WGUR, how his department is enforcing the local curfew. 
                  • EMA director Wayne Johnson on the county's shortage of PPEs (personal protection devices) and Navicent Health partners with Amerimed to provide a toll-free COVID-19 hotline. 
                  • 9 min
                  • Evening Brief 3/24

                    The top stories for March 24th, 2020. 

                    • President Trump wants the country back to normal by Easter. 
                    • COVID-19 cases hit a critical milestone here in Georgia. 
                    • State elections officials plan to send absentee ballot applications to every voter. 
                    • The 2020 Olympics are postponed. 
                    • Investors see a historic rebound on Wall Street as hope for a relief bill grows. 
                    • Listen live at weeknights at 6:30 & 7:30 PM on 95.3 FM or gcsuradio.com. 

                      9 min

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                    A nightly news roundup of the top local, national, and international stories from the news team of 95.3 WGUR-FM in Milledgeville, GA. ​