Tamar Hallerman

The new director of the Centers for Disease Control and Prevention vowed to be an accessible and transparent leader as she seeks to rebuild trust within the country’s premier public health agency, which has been battered by mass firings, low staff morale ... See more

An upcoming pay cut for some nurses at Grady Health System is prompting outrage online and providing a window into how Georgia’s largest safety-net hospital is weathering major policy changes in Washington. For weeks, nurses have railed on social media ab... See more

A panel of federal appellate judges on Tuesday directed a lower court to reconsider a decision that determined Georgia’s previous political maps had illegally weakened Black voting power. Three jurists on the 11th Circuit Court of Appeals nullified a tria... See more

FAYETTEVILLE — The schools helped bring Charles Rousseau to Fayette County — and the schools are what drew him to the political front lines. It all started with a tense phone call his wife received from their son’s middle school principal that felt unfair... See more

A former couple that spent more than 12 years in prison for the death of their newborn daughter is eligible to be paid by the state under Georgia’s new wrongful conviction compensation law, an administrative law judge has determined. In a 41-page opinion ... See more