Kemp extending Georgia's shelter-in-place order until April 30
Georgia will remain under a shelter-in-place order until April 30 to reduce the spread of coronavirus.
Georgia will remain under a shelter-in-place order until April 30 to reduce the spread of coronavirus.
Kemp, officials extending Georgia's public health state of emergency
When Kemp declared the coronavirus a public health state of emergency there were 66 cases in Georgia. As of Tuesday there were over 9,000.
When Kemp declared the coronavirus a public health state of emergency there were 66 cases in Georgia. As of Tuesday there were over 9,000.
Shelter-in-place order for Georgia until April 13
Gov. Brian Kemp issued a shelter in place order for the state of Georgia. It goes into effect Friday at 6 p.m. and runs through April 13.
Gov. Brian Kemp issued a shelter in place order for the state of Georgia. It goes into effect Friday at 6 p.m. and runs through April 13.
Georgia House Democrats urge Gov. Kemp to issue 'shelter in place' order
Three dozen Democrats signed a letter sent to Governor Brian Kemp Wednesday urging him to strengthen his recent Executive Order to include all Georgians.
Three dozen Democrats signed a letter sent to Governor Brian Kemp Wednesday urging him to strengthen his recent Executive Order to include all Georgians.
Coronavirus shelter-in-place orders: 'At-risk' groups in Georgia; all residents in Atlanta
Georgia's governor issued a "shelter-in-place" order Monday afternoon for groups "at-risk" while Atlanta's mayor took it a step further implementing a citywide "shelter-in-place" order for all residents.
Georgia's governor issued a "shelter-in-place" order Monday afternoon for groups "at-risk" while Atlanta's mayor took it a step further implementing a citywide "shelter-in-place" order for all residents.
Gov. Kemp stands by limited 'shelter-in-place' order
Georgia Gov. Brian Kemp defended his decision Tuesday to issue a limited "shelter-in-place" order for the state.
Georgia Gov. Brian Kemp defended his decision Tuesday to issue a limited "shelter-in-place" order for the state.
Gov. Kemp urging Georgia's long-term care facilities to restrict visitors
"There is a significant risk that individuals who seem healthy could visit a facility and unintentionally endanger residents."
"There is a significant risk that individuals who seem healthy could visit a facility and unintentionally endanger residents."
Gov. Kemp issues executive order calling Ga. National Guard troops to active duty
Governor Brian Kemp issued an executive order to calling up to 2,000 Georgia National Guard troops to active duty in response to COVID-19.
Governor Brian Kemp issued an executive order to calling up to 2,000 Georgia National Guard troops to active duty in response to COVID-19.
Officials warning about coronavirus scams targeting Georgians
Georgia officials say con artists are using coronavirus fears to prey on victims,
Georgia officials say con artists are using coronavirus fears to prey on victims,
Gov. Kemp names state coronavirus task force
The Governor's office announced a new state task force that will focus on combating the coronavirus.
The Governor's office announced a new state task force that will focus on combating the coronavirus.
Uber drivers attend training session to identify human trafficking
Dozens of Atlanta-based Uber drivers attended a training session with Georgia’s first lady Marty Kemp, to learn how to recognize and report human trafficking.
Dozens of Atlanta-based Uber drivers attended a training session with Georgia’s first lady Marty Kemp, to learn how to recognize and report human trafficking.
Flooring manufacturer expands in northwest Georgia
A flooring manufacturer plans an expansion in northwest Georgia that the governor says will create 268 jobs.
A flooring manufacturer plans an expansion in northwest Georgia that the governor says will create 268 jobs.
Loeffler touts pro-life endorsement in first metro Atlanta campaign event
In her first campaign event in metro Atlanta, U.S. Senator Kelly Loeffler highlighted her pro-life agenda and a key endorsement.
In her first campaign event in metro Atlanta, U.S. Senator Kelly Loeffler highlighted her pro-life agenda and a key endorsement.
Gov. Kemp breaks silence on state budget goals
State lawmakers have just under a week left as they continue to hammer out the details of the budget.
State lawmakers have just under a week left as they continue to hammer out the details of the budget.
Georgia budget chief apologizes to lawmakers on information
Gov. Brian Kemp’s budget director on Tuesday apologized to top House budget writers, answering criticism that Kemp’s administration hasn’t been forthcoming enough with Georgia lawmakers about his spending plans.
Gov. Brian Kemp’s budget director on Tuesday apologized to top House budget writers, answering criticism that Kemp’s administration hasn’t been forthcoming enough with Georgia lawmakers about his spending plans.
Kemp proposes $900M borrowing plan as part of Georgia budget
Gov. Brian Kemp is proposing that Georgia borrow nearly $900 million for construction projects and equipment next year, an amount likely to rise before lawmakers get done with the state budget.
Gov. Brian Kemp is proposing that Georgia borrow nearly $900 million for construction projects and equipment next year, an amount likely to rise before lawmakers get done with the state budget.
Lawmakers challenge Gov. Kemp's policy of increasing teacher pay with budget cuts
Lawmakers who write Georgia's budget question Gov.
Lawmakers who write Georgia's budget question Gov.
Gov. Brian Kemp, first lady unveil anti-trafficking plans
The proposal would allow Georgia to revoke a person’s commercial driver’s license if they’re convicted of trafficking and used their vehicle to commit the crime.
The proposal would allow Georgia to revoke a person’s commercial driver’s license if they’re convicted of trafficking and used their vehicle to commit the crime.
Gov. Brian Kemp talks Georgia budget at legislative hearing
Gov. Brian Kemp outlined his budget proposal for lawmakers at a hearing Tuesday morning.
Gov. Brian Kemp outlined his budget proposal for lawmakers at a hearing Tuesday morning.
Former Sen. Johnny Isakson receives standing ovation during State of the State Address
The State of the State Address marked a return for a long-time public servant who served in the Georgia Legislature for years.
The State of the State Address marked a return for a long-time public servant who served in the Georgia Legislature for years.