B.J. Williams

As the coronavirus pandemic continues, Gainesville City leaders have decided to wait a few more weeks before restoring some community services.

On March 23, officials with Goodwill of North Georgia closed their stores as part of the statewide effort to curb the spread of COVID-19. At the time donation centers remained open, but now those centers will be closed after Saturday, April 18.

A Forsyth County man is accused of lying about having the coronavirus while being booked into jail.

Two men were killed Thursday night in an apparent double homicide in unincorporated Lawrenceville.

A former vice president of a medical device packaging company is accused of causing a delay in the delivery to health care providers of personal protective equipment, which is in short supply during the coronavirus outbreak.

For two weeks now, the state of Georgia has been under a shelter-in-place order to contain COVID-19 and the order will keep Georgians at home - for the most part - until at least the end of the month.

Initial unemployment claims in Georgia reached an all-time high Thursday morning, according to a statement from State Labor Commissioner Mark Butler.

After recording no COVID-19 deaths in Hall County for weeks, the Georgia Department of Public Health confirmed five such deaths on Wednesday.

Weather observers with the National Weather Service have not yet offered complete details on the track of one twister that likely originated in Hall County.

As part of Governor Kemp's call for increased COVID-19 testing, health departments across the state are beginning right away to expand testing criteria.