Lori Wilson, WSB-TV

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Villegas said pregnant women across the country are losing their babies to COVID-19 because they are hesitant to get the vaccine, but they shouldn’t be.

“Seeing that happen to a place that you love and to people that you care about... We’re going to fix the building and get those repaired, but people are the heart of everything,” Horton said.

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Georgia’s loggerhead sea turtles are federally protected. One Hundred Miles said dredging for sediment and buildup near the port during nesting season could undo decades of conservation efforts to protect them.

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Channel 2 Action News reached out to vaccine providers and the Georgia Department of Public Health for answers to your most commonly asked questions.

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According to the National Safety Council, Georgia experienced an 18% rise in deaths last year.

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If granted emergency use authorization status, it will be the third vaccine available in the U.S. -- and the only one that only requires a single shot.

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Marietta City Schools was one of three districts in the country that partnered with the Centers for Disease Control and Prevention to study how the virus is spread in schools.

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Metro health officials say it will take a global village to fight COVID-19 and its various strains.

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Cheerleaders and families have been asked to social distance, wash their hands and follow a one-way traffic plan. They will also be asked to wear masks.