Georgia's COVID-19 cases are rising again. Health officials say it is still too soon to say if the state could be facing another surge in infections and hospitalizations.

Georgia’s reported coronavirus cases rose in each of the past two weeks, and clusters of counties across the state have experienced spikes in new cases, state data shows. 62 ° Local News ...

Georgia on Tuesday surpassed 100,000 cases of COVID-19, an insidious disease that's hit every corner of the state, and disproportionately impacted com ...

ATLANTA - Georgia reached a grim milestone in its fight against COVID-19 on Tuesday. The state surpassed its one millionth confirmed case of the virus. The Georgia Department of Public Health said ...

ATLANTA — In a late-night press conference on March 2, Gov. Brian Kemp announced the first known COVID-19 cases at the time in Georgia. Then in late March, as new COVID-19 cases in Georgia ...

ATLANTA — Numbers from the Georgia Dept. of Public Health show the number of new COVID-19 cases being reported per day could be on the decline. But Dr. Harry Heiman with Georgia State University ...

ATLANTA — The Georgia Department of Health reported more than 25,000 new cases of COVID-19 Thursday, far surpassing the previous record of daily cases. The state reported a total of 25,265 ...

ATLANTA — Georgia will have the highest rate of COVID-19 cases in the country by Sept. 2, with an average of up to 20,000 new daily cases, according to forecasting data from the Mayo Clinic. The ...

Georgia reported nearly 8,000 new cases of COVID-19 among children ages 17 and under this week the week of August 13, up from 5,095 cases last week.

The number of Georgia COVID-19 cases increased Wednesday to 197, according to the Georgia Department of Public Health website. Skip to content NOWCAST WYFF News 4 at 11 ...