Georgia gov. allows teachers to get virus vaccine
Gov. Brian Kemp says child care workers and K-12 school employees in Georgia can start getting COVID-19 vaccines starting March 8, an effort that aims to get students across the state back to in-person schooling every day of the week. (Feb. 25)
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