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Derek Chauvin

City Of Minneapolis To Pay $27M To Settle George Floyd Family Lawsuit

Associated Press • Mar 12, 2021

Presiding Justice David Nahmias, shown in 2015, is set to become chief justice when Chief Justice Harold Melton leaves the court on July 1.

Georgia Supreme Court Elects Next Chief Justice

Associated Press • Mar 11, 2021

Sarah Hardilek uses a mechanical lift Thursday to hang green streamers for St. Patrick’s Day at the Plant Riverside hotel and entertainment complex in Savannah. Savannah officials have canceled the South’s largest St. Patrick’s Day parade for a second year because of the coronavirus. However, big crowds are expected for the Irish holiday, raising concerns that Savannah’s celebration could cause an outbreak.

Despite Parade Cancellation, Savannah Expects St. Patrick’s Crowds, Possible Virus Surge

Associated Press • Mar 11, 2021

Fulton County District Attorney Fani Willis

RICO Expert Hired By Fulton County Prosecutor Investigating Trump Call

Associated Press • Mar 10, 2021

In this Dec. 13, 2013, file photo, Kenneth and Jacquelyn Johnson stand next to a banner on their SUV showing their late son, Kendrick Johnson, in Valdosta. A Georgia sheriff said Wednesday he's reopened an investigation into the 2013 death of the teenager, whose body was found inside a rolled-up gym mat at his high school.

Georgia Sheriff Reopens Case Of Teenager Found Dead In Rolled-Up Gym Mat In 2013

Associated Press • Mar 10, 2021

Atlanta native Vernon Jordan, shown in 2014, who rose from humble beginnings in the segregated South to become a champion of civil rights before reinventing himself as a Washington insider and corporate influencer, died March 1. He was 85.

Vernon Jordan Remembered For Insight, Dedication To Freedom

Associated Press • Mar 9, 2021

Jimmy Carter

Jimmy Carter Says He’s Sad, Angry Over Georgia Voting Bills

Associated Press • Mar 9, 2021

Georgia Supreme Court Chief Justice Harold Melton

Georgia Chief Justice Says Jury Trials Can Resume — With Adequate Precautions

Associated Press • Mar 9, 2021

Supreme Court building

High Court Revives Ex-Student’s Suit Against Georgia Gwinnett College

Associated Press • Mar 8, 2021

David Ralston

Georgia Lawmakers Propose Big Raises For Themselves, Other Officials

Associated Press • Mar 4, 2021

People line up last month for COVID-19 shots at a mass-vaccination site at the Delta Flight Museum in Atlanta. Gov. Brian Kemp said Wednesday that Georgia's government will open five more mass-vaccination sites beginning March 17.

Kemp Announces New Vaccine Sites, Defends Georgia’s Effort

Associated Press • Mar 3, 2021

Los Angeles Lakers forward LeBron James, left, shoots as Phoenix Suns center Deandre Ayton defends during the second half of an NBAgame Tuesday in Los Angeles. All-Star Teams captained by James and Kevin Durant will represent and help gain funds for two organizations that support historically Black colleges or universities.

NBA: $3 Million Going To HBCUs Through This Weekend’s All-Star Game In Atlanta

Associated Press • Mar 3, 2021

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