Visitors to Hawaii will be required to fill out mandatory health questionnaire before entry

Hawaii officials announced the implementation of a mandatory health questionnaire that also requests travel information for all visitors to the island amid the COVID-19 pandemic.

Atlanta doctor works to educate Spanish-speakers about COVID-19 risk, prevention

Pedro Grande, a massage therapist, father and grandfather, was pretty healthy, his family says, until he contracted COVID-19. The Georgia 78-year-old passed away after a two-week battle with the virus. In Georgia, Hispanics make up 9% of the population but 18% of the state's coronavirus cases, according to the COVID Tracking Project. One bilingual doctor is working to get the word out about the virus to Spanish-speakers.

Can I use a face shield instead of a mask?

No. Health officials don’t recommend the clear plastic barriers as a substitute for masks because of the lack of research on whether they keep an infected person from spreading viral droplets to others.

Coronavirus pandemic brings hard times for farmers, worsening hunger

The coronavirus pandemic has brought hard times for many farmers and has imperiled food security for many millions both in the cities and the countryside.

Small business hit hard by pandemic shut down again

Many small businesses have been hit hard during the pandemic. A personal training facility in Kennesaw fought hard to get back on track when they were knocked down again Monday morning.

MARTA riders hit hard by months long route closures

As businesses open back up, those who rely on public transportation believe it's time MARTA did the same. 

'Scared and confused:' DHS says teachers shouldn't wear N95 masks; scientist says that makes 'no sense'

Since the beginning of the pandemic, Governor Tony Evers and his top state health advisors have repeated the mantra, “We’re going to listen to the science.” But the administration’s current guidance on face masks for teachers has one scientist scratching his head.

Gov. Kemp extends COVID-19 restrictions, executive orders

Georgia Governor Brian Kemp signed two renewed executive orders regarding the coronavirus originally implemented in mid-March.

A Zoom Thanksgiving? Summer could give way to a bleaker fall

The virus is blamed for over 180,000 deaths and 6 million confirmed infections in the U.S. Worldwide, the death toll is put at almost 850,000, with over 25 million cases.

Free online tool to help parents and students with virtual learning

Many children are learning virtually this semester and that means a learning curve for parents, too. Here’s a free tool to help ease frustrations: TEACHFROMANYWHERE.GOOGLE

27 poisoned by carbon monoxide at bunker rave party in Oslo

Up to 200 party-goers in their 20s and 30s had gathered in the bunker in the Norwegian capital for the rave, which used portable diesel generators to power lighting and sound systems.

Some Publix stores end one-way aisle policy

Publix announced one-way aisles at some of its stores have been discontinued.

Fad or future? Telehealth expansion eyed beyond COVID-19 pandemic

During the coronavirus pandemic the use of telehealth visits has taken off after Medicare temporarily relaxed restrictions that predated the smartphone era.

India records biggest single-day coronavirus infection spike with 78,761 new cases

India registered 78,761 new coronavirus cases on Sunday, the biggest single-day spike in the world since the pandemic began, just as the government began easing restrictions to help the battered economy.

COVID-19 cases double at Georgia Tech in less than a week

On August 29, the institute logged 641 cases since March. Less than seven days ago, that number hovered around 300.